Podcast appearances and mentions of carl david

Midsommarafton har kallats för Sveriges egentliga nationaldag. Men utan konstnärernas vurm för Dalarna vid förra sekelskiftet hade vi inte firat som vi gör, menar Ulrika Knutson. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Publicerad 2021-06-23.Midsommar och Dalarna är evigt förenade, i en doft av björklöv, brännvin och bensin. Mycket av detta kan skyllas på konsten. Frågan är om vi alls hade firat midsommar utan nationalromantikens konstnärer.Hur Dalarna blev en angelägenhet för skönandarna i storstaden går att följa nästan dag för dag. 1872 hade Artur Hazelius rest i landskapet, och upptäckt att de traditionsbundna masarna moderniserade! Nya idéer spreds. Man måste skyndsamt ingripa, skrev Hazelius, om man åt forskningen ville rädda "de gamla boningar, som revs, dessa bohag, som ringaktades, dessa dräkter, som bortlades."Han lyckades över förväntan. Allmogen stod i kö för att pracka på honom gamla skaklar, slädar, färdtäcken och rosenmålade fästmögåvor.Hazelius fyllde Nordiska museet med grejer, men nöjde sig inte med skaklarna, utan började samla hus. 1891 öppnades Skansen, med äkta dalkullor i biljettkassan. Skansen blev en succé, det internationella begreppet för friluftsmuseum, och kullorna blev reklamskyltar i det Nationella svenska projektet, med kulmen i Stockholmsutställningen 1897. Där sålde man allt med hjälp av Rättvikskullor: ättika, kameror, öl, karameller och skor.Snart hade konstnärerna enrollerats i reklamindustrin för Dalarna och den svenska sommaren. Amalia Lindegren var först med Lillans sista bädd, en tablå med en sörjande Rättviksfamilj framför sitt döda barn. Detta dystra motiv blev mycket populärt och reproducerades snart i tidningar, på bonader och tallrikar. Muntrare var hennes Söndagsafton i dalstuga, där samma familj tar en svängom till fiol.Snart drar en omvänd Stora daldansen från söder upp mot Siljan. På sjuttonhundratalet gick arga dalkarlar till huvudstaden för att säga ifrån, nu är det stockholmarna som blivit nyfikna på Dalarna, konstnärer och författare inte minst. I täten Morasonen Zorn, följd av Larssons i Sundborn och Karlfeldt i Sång. Tonsättarna hängde på, både Hugo Alfvén och Moses Pergament blev fritidsmasar.Anders Zorn var ju barnfödd i Mora, en oäkting som tog revansch. Som framgångsrik målare köpte han gård, startade folkhögskola, och målade folket i helg och söcken.I sin roliga bok Dalarna som svenskt ideal, från 1937, skriver Gustav Näsström att "De nakna kullorna ha säkert spelat en större roll utrikes än här hemma som stimulans för dalaintresset."Zorn själv var i alla fall medveten om att han skapade helt nya ideal. 1897 målar han Midsommardansen, en tavla som fortfarande fungerar som turistbild. Påhejad av prins Eugen målar han de dansande paren, i den långa sommarskymningen, efter solnedgången i juni och juli. "Jag är glad att ha gjort den", skriver han. "Jag hade just då gett Morkarlby en ny lång majstång. Den målades röd varje midsommar och jag ansåg och anser fortfarande som min heliga plikt att närvara och leda klädningen av densamma."Någon av de ljusa sommarnätterna 1897 gick Anders och drog på sig syfilis också.Moraborna hade inte haft majstång på sextio år. Prästerna gillade inte hedniska seder, och bönderna tyckte att det var barnsligt. Men Zorn ville ha majstång, och beställde en stång av lokala snickare, som en regissör väljer sin rekvisita. Majstången accepterades, men Zorns vurm för dans och folkmusik väckte ont blod. När han kallade till "Tävlan på oxhorn, bockhorn samt fiol, bara gamla låtar" fick han kritik i pressen och anklagades för att "försöka skaffa sig ryktbarhet". Som om han inte var ryktbar nog! Och idag är Zornmärket i silver och guld den finaste utmärkelsen en spelman kan få.Någon av de ljusa sommarnätterna 1897 gick Anders och drog på sig syfilis också. Det var inte roligt, inte för honom, och inte för Emma heller. Kanske kommer Carin Larsson och försöker trösta. Hon och Carl Larsson har också gjort sitt för rekvisitan runt midsommar, även om jag inte hittar någon majstång. Men lövruskor och kransar överallt. Larssons vadar i björklöv, med paradnumret "Ute blåser sommarvind" - en fresk för Hvitfeldtska gymnasiet i Göteborg, där ungdomar släpar löv och syrener, prästkragar och aklejor till skolavslutningen.1897, midsommarens märkesår, lämnar Carl Larsson också sin första skiss till Nationalmuseums trapphall, Gustav Vasa till häst. Prisnämnden hade redan bestämt sig för Ansgar som predikar kristendomen, men Larsson får hedersomnämnande. I tio år pysslar han sedan med Gustav Vasa, den svarta hästen blir vit, färgerna allt mer ljusa och klara, girlanger av björklöv, maskros och prästkrage upphäver tyngdlagen och skruvar sig mot sommarhimlen. 1906 är det klart. Kung Gösta rider in i Stockholm på midsommarafton 1523. Hästen har en plym av blåklint i manen. Bilden är inte riktigt klok. Carl David af Wirssén fick blodstörtning, men kritikern August Brunius lyste upp. Denna kung kommer "aldrig att uppfattas som en tråkig och akademisk historielektion... nej, som en frisk vårfläkt... till ungdomen." Ja, det är Gustav Vasa som postmodern sagobokskung. Inte klok, men kul.Det spårade ur även på andra sätt.Carl Larsson visste hur man virade löv som grönskar i hundra år. Med sin lätta Sundbornstil i grönt och rött och blont slog Carl och Karin Larsson käftarna i publiken, och bettet har inte släppt ännu. Vännerna var också trollbundna. Så länge Strindberg fortfarande var vän med Larssons bad han om råd för scenografin till pjäsen Kronbruden, med härbren och majstång. Inte ens August gick fri från smittan från Dalarna. Senare skulle han förstås bli arg på Calle, skylla honom för hycklare, och kalla hans hustru för dj-l.Till vänkretsen hörde också poeten Erik Axel Karlfeldt. Precis som Hazelius inventerade han allmogens Dalarna och fyllde skåp och lådor med ålderdomliga ord och uttryck. Inte bara namn på skaklar, utan framför allt på blommor - och könsorgan, gärna i samma fras, ord som doftar i midsommarskymningen: "Nattviol, veneris blomma, nosserot."Också Karlfeldts reklam för Dalarna med Fridolins lustgård och Jungfru Maria från Sjugareby betydde mycket. Hade Dalarna rentav blivit för populärt?"Sjurberg har blivit Dalarnas Djursholm, en avlägsen förstad till Stockholm", gnydde författaren Karl-Erik Forsslund. Han hade ju sökt sig dit för att slippa det själlösa storstadslivet, som han skrev i kultboken Storgården, 1901. Karlfeldt höll med. Kärleken till Dalarna höll på att spåra ur, i "ett sentimentalt kelande med detta landskap, varav vi infödingar äro föga tilltalade."Det spårade ur även på andra sätt.Vän med Forsslund och Karlfeldt var konstnären Gustaf Ankarcrona. Han grundande Leksands förträffliga hemslöjd, och som nykterhetsman och folktalare samlade han ungdomar i tusental när han lät retoriken flöda i Tällberg. I dikten Demagogisk söndag driver Karlfeldt med Ankarcronas - Adrian Brushanes - guldskägg och "sköna ben" - han var lite för tjusig för sitt eget bästa. Men han kompenserade med mindre tjusiga ideal. Mot slutet av sitt liv kallade han sig "frän antisemit" och hade Hitlers porträtt på skrivbordet när han gick ur tiden 1933.Det är inte utan att dalahästarna från Nusnäs knäar under en sådan ryttares tyngd.På 1990-talet vred konstnären Peter Johansson verktygen ur de gamla mästarnas händer; skrudad i Zorns röda rock och Ancarcronas knätofsar lade han hela Dalarna på analyssoffan, och sågade upp dalahästarna i skivor, paketerade i plast och placerade dem i kyldisken. Men bäst före datum går visst aldrig ut. Och nu är det midsommar igen.Ulrika Knutson

We've been waiting a long time for this one. At long last, we're joined by Itamar Keinan, Sporting Director for New Mexico United. Itamar and David Wiese-Carl sit down with Jacob and Seth to talk about Itamar's journey to joining the club, the offseason, the roster moves, the CBA, and everything David will let us get away with. Maybe even a few things we shouldn't! Recorded LIVE on January 21, 2025

In a brand new episode, the crew gets the week off, so Seth is joined by New Mexico United Vice President of Media & Impact, David Wiese-Carl. Fresh off the news about the stadium and a third win in four outings, David and Seth talk about the impact of the stadium news, signing Coach Quill to a two-year extension, and take a look at the magic numbers heading into the weekend. Find out more at https://somosmas.pinecast.co

3/7/24 David Wiese-Carl ( @David_M_Carl ), New Mexico United ( @newmexicoutd )VP, Media & Impact

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce's death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce's battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide

Carl David is an author and the third generation of a four-generation family art business in Philadelphia. His journey was not an easy one. His new book, Bader Field, embodies the emotional story of a son's loving relationship with his father.   Guest Bio:  Having lived through and survived the horrific experience of my brother's suicide when I was just 16, I am awakened to the real purpose in my life. I am on a mission to save lives....even one. "This is my way of paying forward by taking the darkest days of my life and helping those on that edge of desperation to see that they are loved that there is help for them and that they are not alone. I need to let those who have walked a similar devastating path know that life does go on and that life is for the living, that we do survive".   Guest Contact Info: Website(s) www.carledavid.com,  www.authorsden.com, ddavid.html, www.askart.com/DDavid E-mail: carledavid@gmail.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/In/carledavid www.booksinsync.com   Thanks for listening to the show! It means so much to us that you listened to our podcast! If you would like to continue the conversation, please email me at allen@drallenlycka.com or visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/drallenlycka.    We would love to have you join us there, and welcome your messages. We check our Messenger often.   If you loved the podcast, be sure to subscribe on your favorite platform, share it with friends and leave a review! Dr. Lycka wants you to live your best life. Visit coachingwithdrlycka.com and book your Discovery call today. His bestselling book, "The Secrets to Living a Fantastic Life" can be found on Amazon.com. Get your copy today!    We are building a community of like-minded people in the personal development/self-help/professional development industries, and are always looking for wonderful guests for our show. If you have any recommendations, please email us! Dr. Allen Lycka's Social Media Links Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/drallenlycka Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/dr_allen_lycka/ Twitter:  https://www.twitter.com/drallenlycka LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/allenlycka YouTube:  https://www.YouTube.com/c/drallenlycka   Subscribe to the podcast We would be honored to have you subscribe to the How to Live a fantastic Life show – you can subscribe to the podcast app on your mobile device. Leave a review We appreciate your feedback, as every little bit helps us produce even better shows. We want to bring value to your day, and have you join us time and again.  Ratings and reviews from our listeners not only help us improve, but also help others find us in their podcast app. If you have a minute, an honest review on iTunes or your favorite app goes a long way! Thank you!

After a late scratch due to unforeseen issues, super-sub David Wiese-Carl stepped in and was our guest this week. We talk about everything from the Premier League to the transparency issues in the USL. As the show ends, Jacob has an announcement that he shares with everyone.

Suicide. The rate of suicide is increasing, and there is a focus on prevention. But what about the families that have experienced it in their family? How do they cope, and how can we help as true friends?I am grateful to have Carl David, author of "Bader Field", a story of how his family managed to move forward after his brother took his own life.Please join us for a sensitive, yet highly important discussion.Dr. Doug & Friends Radio Show is broadcast on K4HD Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Dr. Doug & Friends Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce's death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce's battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide  

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce's death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce's battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide

Amy Sinhan & Carl David

Amy Sinhan & Carl David

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce's death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce's battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide YouT

Lagom till midsommar viger vi ett helt avsnitt åt Waldemar Åhléns och Carl David af Wirséns Sommarpsalm En vänlig grönskas rika dräkt. Programmet sändes första gången i juni 2021. Älskad av såväl ateister som djupt troende och omåttligt populär vid både bröllop, begravning och sommarfest. Hör den sjungas, tolkas och analyseras under midsommarstöket, medan vi guidar dig genom historien om denna svenska psalms tillkomst. Hör kören sjunga 38 minuter och 48 sekunder in i avsnittet. Medverkande: Johan Pejler, Radiokören Maria Demérus, Radiokören Philip Sherman, Radiokören Ingrid Rådholm Konvicka, Radiokören Sofia Thoresdotter, musikterapeut, författare och styvdotter till Marie Kide Mattias Lundberg, professor i musikvetenskap Programledare: Thella Johnson Producent: Edgar Mannheimer Reporter: Lollo Collmar Musiktekniker: Johan Hyttnäs

JR, Brian, Jorden, Carl & David discuss their trip to Florida.

New Mexico United continued its unbeaten start to the season after a late draw against Orange County this past weekend. Now, with a midweek clash against Oakland Roots, the turnaround has to be done quickly. Joining us once again this week, David Carl, Director of Communications & Fan Experience for New Mexico United, takes time out of his busy week to talk about how special the 2019 Cup run was as a fan and President of The Curse. He also gives us some insight into the making of the '22 Cup match next week at UNM Soccer Complex. David also provides us with his insight into what United did well against OCSC and how we shouldn't underestimate Oakland. Find out more at https://somosmas.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-166b1c for 40% off for 4 months, and support Somos Mas.

Jeremiah Harrison talked about his illustrated liturgical calendars. Katy Carl shared her book, "Praying the Great O'Antiphons" David Gray talked about freemasonry. 

Episode 60 is finally here and this time we're pretty sure we nailed it. Joining us for this episode was New Mexico United Director of Communication & Fan Experience David Carl, while he was on vacation. With David on the show we wanted to talk about his move from being President of The Curse to the front office and what that's been like for him. David also gave us some more insight on the stadium bond. Throughout the conversation we touched on a number of different topics and we think this is one of the best episodes we've ever done. If you're not registered to vote or need to update your voter registration head on over to the link below and you can take care of all of that there. Time is running out to make sure you are eligible to vote this November. Voter Registration - County Clerk (bernco.gov) As always, you can join us every Tuesday night over on our YouTube channel at 9:00 pm MDT and be a part of our live shows.   Music in this episode Jeff II - Liquid Demons Find out more at https://somosmas.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-166b1c for 40% off for 4 months, and support Somos Mas.

For many years, Carl David has had a serious interest in and has been a proponent of all aspects of healing. He has woven spirituality and energy work into his daily life. As a firm believer in "paying it forward," he knows that karmic debts must be paid, and is very cognizant of keeping a clear conscious and doing the right thing. Life has thrown him some nasty turns, but instead of being bitter and resentful, he has tried to learn from each experience and shift his focus toward something positive. - www.carledavid.com ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

For many years, Carl David has had a serious interest in and has been a proponent of all aspects of healing. He has woven spirituality and energy work into his daily life. As a firm believer in "paying it forward," he knows that karmic debts must be paid, and is very cognizant of keeping a clear conscious and doing the right thing. Life has thrown him some nasty turns, but instead of being bitter and resentful, he has tried to learn from each experience and shift his focus toward something positive. - www.carledavid.com ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

For many years, Carl David has had a serious interest in and has been a proponent of all aspects of healing. He has woven spirituality and energy work into his daily life. As a firm believer in "paying it forward," he knows that karmic debts must be paid, and is very cognizant of keeping a clear conscious and doing the right thing. Life has thrown him some nasty turns, but instead of being bitter and resentful, he has tried to learn from each experience and shift his focus toward something positive. - www.carledavid.com******************************************************************To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv*** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Midsommarafton har kallats för Sveriges egentliga nationaldag. Men utan konstnärernas vurm för Dalarna vid förra sekelskiftet hade vi inte firat som vi gör, menar Ulrika Knutson. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Midsommar och Dalarna är evigt förenade, i en doft av björklöv, brännvin och bensin. Mycket av detta kan skyllas på konsten. Frågan är om vi alls hade firat midsommar utan nationalromantikens konstnärer. Hur Dalarna blev en angelägenhet för skönandarna i storstaden går att följa nästan dag för dag. 1872 hade Artur Hazelius rest i landskapet, och upptäckt att de traditionsbundna masarna moderniserade! Nya idéer spreds. Man måste skyndsamt ingripa, skrev Hazelius, om man åt forskningen ville rädda "de gamla boningar, som revs, dessa bohag, som ringaktades, dessa dräkter, som bortlades." Han lyckades över förväntan. Allmogen stod i kö för att pracka på honom gamla skaklar, slädar, färdtäcken och rosenmålade fästmögåvor. Hazelius fyllde Nordiska museet med grejer, men nöjde sig inte med skaklarna, utan började samla hus. 1891 öppnades Skansen, med äkta dalkullor i biljettkassan. Skansen blev en succé, det internationella begreppet för friluftsmuseum, och kullorna blev reklamskyltar i det Nationella svenska projektet, med kulmen i Stockholmsutställningen 1897. Där sålde man allt med hjälp av Rättvikskullor: ättika, kameror, öl, karameller och skor. Snart hade konstnärerna enrollerats i reklamindustrin för Dalarna och den svenska sommaren. Amalia Lindegren var först med Lillans sista bädd, en tablå med en sörjande Rättviksfamilj framför sitt döda barn. Detta dystra motiv blev mycket populärt och reproducerades snart i tidningar, på bonader och tallrikar. Muntrare var hennes Söndagsafton i dalstuga, där samma familj tar en svängom till fiol. Snart drar en omvänd Stora daldansen från söder upp mot Siljan. På sjuttonhundratalet gick arga dalkarlar till huvudstaden för att säga ifrån, nu är det stockholmarna som blivit nyfikna på Dalarna, konstnärer och författare inte minst. I täten Morasonen Zorn, följd av Larssons i Sundborn och Karlfeldt i Sång. Tonsättarna hängde på, både Hugo Alfvén och Moses Pergament blev fritidsmasar. Anders Zorn var ju barnfödd i Mora, en oäkting som tog revansch. Som framgångsrik målare köpte han gård, startade folkhögskola, och målade folket i helg och söcken. I sin roliga bok Dalarna som svenskt ideal, från 1937, skriver Gustav Näsström att "De nakna kullorna ha säkert spelat en större roll utrikes än här hemma som stimulans för dalaintresset." Zorn själv var i alla fall medveten om att han skapade helt nya ideal. 1897 målar han Midsommardansen, en tavla som fortfarande fungerar som turistbild. Påhejad av prins Eugen målar han de dansande paren, i den långa sommarskymningen, efter solnedgången i juni och juli. "Jag är glad att ha gjort den", skriver han. "Jag hade just då gett Morkarlby en ny lång majstång. Den målades röd varje midsommar och jag ansåg och anser fortfarande som min heliga plikt att närvara och leda klädningen av densamma." Någon av de ljusa sommarnätterna 1897 gick Anders och drog på sig syfilis också. Moraborna hade inte haft majstång på sextio år. Prästerna gillade inte hedniska seder, och bönderna tyckte att det var barnsligt. Men Zorn ville ha majstång, och beställde en stång av lokala snickare, som en regissör väljer sin rekvisita. Majstången accepterades, men Zorns vurm för dans och folkmusik väckte ont blod. När han kallade till "Tävlan på oxhorn, bockhorn samt fiol, bara gamla låtar" fick han kritik i pressen och anklagades för att "försöka skaffa sig ryktbarhet". Som om han inte var ryktbar nog! Och idag är Zornmärket i silver och guld den finaste utmärkelsen en spelman kan få. Någon av de ljusa sommarnätterna 1897 gick Anders och drog på sig syfilis också. Det var inte roligt, inte för honom, och inte för Emma heller. Kanske kommer Carin Larsson och försöker trösta. Hon och Carl Larsson har också gjort sitt för rekvisitan runt midsommar, även om jag inte hittar någon majstång. Men lövruskor och kransar överallt. Larssons vadar i björklöv, med paradnumret "Ute blåser sommarvind" - en fresk för Hvitfeldtska gymnasiet i Göteborg, där ungdomar släpar löv och syrener, prästkragar och aklejor till skolavslutningen. 1897, midsommarens märkesår, lämnar Carl Larsson också sin första skiss till Nationalmuseums trapphall, Gustav Vasa till häst. Prisnämnden hade redan bestämt sig för Ansgar som predikar kristendomen, men Larsson får hedersomnämnande. I tio år pysslar han sedan med Gustav Vasa, den svarta hästen blir vit, färgerna allt mer ljusa och klara, girlanger av björklöv, maskros och prästkrage upphäver tyngdlagen och skruvar sig mot sommarhimlen. 1906 är det klart. Kung Gösta rider in i Stockholm på midsommarafton 1523. Hästen har en plym av blåklint i manen. Bilden är inte riktigt klok. Carl David af Wirssén fick blodstörtning, men kritikern August Brunius lyste upp. Denna kung kommer "aldrig att uppfattas som en tråkig och akademisk historielektion... nej, som en frisk vårfläkt... till ungdomen." Ja, det är Gustav Vasa som postmodern sagobokskung. Inte klok, men kul. Det spårade ur även på andra sätt. Carl Larsson visste hur man virade löv som grönskar i hundra år. Med sin lätta Sundbornstil i grönt och rött och blont slog Carl och Karin Larsson käftarna i publiken, och bettet har inte släppt ännu. Vännerna var också trollbundna. Så länge Strindberg fortfarande var vän med Larssons bad han om råd för scenografin till pjäsen Kronbruden, med härbren och majstång. Inte ens August gick fri från smittan från Dalarna. Senare skulle han förstås  bli arg på Calle, skylla honom för hycklare, och kalla hans hustru för dj-l. Till vänkretsen hörde också poeten Erik Axel Karlfeldt. Precis som Hazelius inventerade han allmogens Dalarna och fyllde skåp och lådor med ålderdomliga ord och uttryck. Inte bara namn på skaklar, utan framför allt på blommor - och könsorgan, gärna i samma fras, ord som doftar i midsommarskymningen: "Nattviol, veneris blomma, nosserot." Också Karlfeldts reklam för Dalarna med Fridolins lustgård och Jungfru Maria från Sjugareby betydde mycket. Hade Dalarna rentav blivit för populärt? "Sjurberg har blivit Dalarnas Djursholm, en avlägsen förstad till Stockholm", gnydde författaren Karl-Erik Forsslund. Han hade ju sökt sig dit för att slippa det själlösa storstadslivet, som han skrev i kultboken  Storgården, 1901. Karlfeldt höll med. Kärleken till Dalarna höll på att spåra ur, i "ett sentimentalt kelande med detta landskap, varav vi infödingar äro föga tilltalade." Det spårade ur även på andra sätt. Vän med Forsslund och Karlfeldt var konstnären Gustaf Ankarcrona. Han grundande Leksands förträffliga hemslöjd, och som nykterhetsman och folktalare samlade han ungdomar i tusental när han lät retoriken flöda i Tällberg. I dikten Demagogisk söndag driver Karlfeldt med Ankarcronas - Adrian Brushanes - guldskägg och "sköna ben" - han var lite för tjusig för sitt eget bästa. Men han kompenserade med mindre tjusiga ideal. Mot slutet av sitt liv kallade han sig "frän antisemit" och hade Hitlers porträtt på skrivbordet när han gick ur tiden 1933. Det är inte utan att dalahästarna från Nusnäs knäar under en sådan ryttares tyngd. På 1990-talet vred konstnären Peter Johansson verktygen ur de gamla mästarnas händer; skrudad i Zorns röda rock och Ancarcronas knätofsar lade han hela Dalarna på analyssoffan, och sågade upp dalahästarna i skivor, paketerade i plast och placerade dem i kyldisken. Men bäst före datum går visst aldrig ut. Och nu är det midsommar igen. Ulrika Knutson

Lagom till midsommar viger vi ett helt avsnitt åt Waldemar Åhléns och Carl David af Wirséns Sommarpsalm En vänlig grönskas rika dräkt. Älskad av såväl ateister som djupt troende och omåttligt populär vid både bröllop, begravning och sommarfest. Hör den sjungas, tolkas och analyseras under midsommarstöket, medan vi guidar dig genom historien om denna svenska psalms tillkomst. Hör kören sjunga 38 minuter och 48 sekunder in i avsnittet. Medverkande: Johan Pejler, Radiokören Maria Demérus, Radiokören Philip Sherman, Radiokören Ingrid Rådholm Konvicka, Radiokören Sofia Thoresdotter, musikterapeut, författare och styvdotter till Marie Kide Mattias Lundberg, professor i musikvetenskap Programledare: Thella Johnson Producent: Edgar Mannheimer Reporter: Lollo Collmar Musiktekniker: Johan Hyttnäs

Comment Carl David Charles, le créateur de la ROB League à développé son amour pour le basket?

At the age of 16, Carl David lost his brother to suicide. The suicide not only affected Carl but it also nearly destroyed his family. As he passed through his teen years, Carl battled through the pain and dealt with life the best he could. Once he married and became a father, he could only imagine parents had felt after his brother's suicide.Carl knew that he wanted to help others who were on the brink of suicide. He wanted to help them see that there is help out there as well as love and hope. His mission is to help those who may be thinking about suicide see the tragedy it produces and he wants to help families who have lost loved ones.His book, Bader Field, not only tells the story of his brother's suicide but also tells the story of his father's death at a young age and how his family worked to survive the deaths. He also took over over his father's art business after he passed away. In addition, he has published four books.

Having lived through and survived the horrific experience of my brother's suicide when I was just 16, I am awakened to the real purpose in my life. I am on a mission to save lives....even one.This is my way of paying forward by taking the darkest days of my life and helping those on that edge of desperation to see that they are loved, that there is help for them and that they are not alone. I need to let those who have walked a similar devastating path know that life does go on and that life is for the living, that we do survive. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode #012 - Minda and Carl talk about helping people with Suicide thoughts and feelings. Carl also talks about helping those who have lost their loved ones to Suicide Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Bader-Field-Carl-David/dp/1933449667 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carledavid Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carledavid

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide YouT

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide YouT

Suicide. The rate of suicide is increasing, and there is a focus on prevention. But what about the families that have experienced it in their family? How do they cope, and how can we help as true friends?I am grateful to have Carl David, author of "Bader Field", a story of how his family managed to move forward after his brother took his own life.Please join us for a sensitive, yet highly important discussion.Dr Doug Radio Radio Show is broadcast live at 11am PT Tuesdays on K4HD - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com ) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 MediaNetwork (www.talk4media.com). Thispodcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Trodde du at 2018 var et historisk dårlig år for Svenska akademien? Tro om igjen. Kjønn, makt og penger har lenge vært betente temaer i den tradisjonelle organisasjonen. I 1909 var Selma Lagerlöf første kvinne til å vinne Nobelprisen i litteratur, men tror du datidens ständige sekreterare Carl David af Wirsén gadd å holde tale for henne? Å neida! Hatet han også vår egen Henrik Ibsen? Å jada. Marie Amdam og Charlotte Myrbråten går gjennom Svenska Akademiens historie og den ferskeste litteraturen om #metoo, kulturmenn- og kvinner og alle stridighetene. Navn som Horace Engdahl, Ebba Witt-Brättstöm, Sara Danius, Katarina Frostensson, Jean Claude Arnault, Susanne Brøgger, Marianne Stridsen, Mathilda Gustavson og Fredrik Virtanen dukker selvsagt opp.

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide YouT

Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as a third descendant of a 4th generation art dealer family, Carl David is a firm believer in ‘paying it forward.’ He has overcome a great life struggle, and though it was painful, he has learned to turn the negative into something positive.When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure.The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun.Together, Carl David and his family had to learn to fight and keep strong no matter how challenging the circumstances. Just eight years later, David’s father, a legendary art dealer, died suddenly and unexpectedly on a buying trip in England. He was only fifty-eight-years-old. David was devastated by his brother and father’s deaths. In response to his grief, David decided to write a book. Initially, the book titled, Bader Field, was written so that David’s children (not yet born) would one day be able to know the greatness of their grandfather. Over time, however, the book’s true context came forth.Bader Field is a survivor’s story and talks about how death, specifically a suicide, can wreak havoc on loved ones left behind. The book reveals the story of how a family endured struggle and torment after suicide, and their fight to survive. David uses the book as an outlet to ‘pay it forward’ and help others cope with depression and suicidal tendencies. The author wants for those who are suffering to know that though they may feel lonely, they are not alone.Carl Davidcarledavid@gmail.com215-735-2922 (gallery)215-478-5335 (cell)Bader Field; How My Family Survived SuicideAvailable on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwideYouTube; Coping After Suicide, Part 1, It’s your call with Lynn DoyleA search for Bader Field by Carl David will bring up dozens of links to the book, interviews, etc.The T. Allen Hanes Radio Show - Conversations with Elite Business Leadershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-t-allen-hanes-show/

Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as a third descendant of a 4th generation art dealer family, Carl David is a firm believer in ‘paying it forward.’ He has overcome a great life struggle, and though it was painful, he has learned to turn the negative into something positive.When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure.The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun.Together, Carl David and his family had to learn to fight and keep strong no matter how challenging the circumstances. Just eight years later, David’s father, a legendary art dealer, died suddenly and unexpectedly on a buying trip in England. He was only fifty-eight-years-old. David was devastated by his brother and father’s deaths. In response to his grief, David decided to write a book. Initially, the book titled, Bader Field, was written so that David’s children (not yet born) would one day be able to know the greatness of their grandfather. Over time, however, the book’s true context came forth.Bader Field is a survivor’s story and talks about how death, specifically a suicide, can wreak havoc on loved ones left behind. The book reveals the story of how a family endured struggle and torment after suicide, and their fight to survive. David uses the book as an outlet to ‘pay it forward’ and help others cope with depression and suicidal tendencies. The author wants for those who are suffering to know that though they may feel lonely, they are not alone.Carl Davidcarledavid@gmail.com215-735-2922 (gallery)215-478-5335 (cell)Bader Field; How My Family Survived SuicideAvailable on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwideYouTube; Coping After Suicide, Part 1, It’s your call with Lynn DoyleA search for Bader Field by Carl David will bring up dozens of links to the book, interviews, etc.The T. Allen Hanes Radio Show - Conversations with Elite Business Leadershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-t-allen-hanes-show/

Listen to Shannon McVey, and Tim Ray talk about suicide, emotional pain, intuition, mental health, Art, love and much more... Today's Awaken Star is Renowned Art Dealer/Acclaimed Author, Carl David. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as a third descendant of a 4th generation art dealer family, Carl David is a firm believer in ‘paying it forward.’ He has overcome a great life struggle, and though it was painful, he has learned to turn the negative into something positive.When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun. carledavid@gmail.com Today's Goodwill Partner is Intuitive Clarity Coach, Kim Sumlin. Kim Sumlin is an intuitive clarity coach (life coach and Reiki master) with a focus on personal development by spiritual practice. As a former educator with more than 20 years experience working with students and their families she understood that ‘whole child’ education was imperative. People are multi-faceted and it is when all parts ~ mind, body & soul ~ are in alignment that they are able to thrive. She has extended this philosophy in her coaching practice to create Knowledge is Magic. 'You don't know what you don't know' and change is difficult if not impossible without new information. Kim helps people acquire spiritual, developmental and scientific information that they can integrate into their daily lives to create a life they love.   www.knowledgeismagic.com  

Carl David Onofrio @onofrioCD @JimFannonShow we discuss CD's studies at UC Berkeley, the music and some of the inspiration behind it as well as play a few songs from his new album, ‘Home Economics'. #NiagaraRocks #NiagaraTalks #JimFannonShow He had an audio problem with an echo. Apologies. Listen, donate or buy CD's music here: https://cdonofrio.bandcamp.com/Carl David Onofrio,@onofrioCD,@JimFannonShow, Home Economics, CD Onofrio, Niagara Music, Niagara, #NiagaraRocks Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/jimfannon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carl David "Frazzano" is a singer/songwriter from the Roswell area. Listen in as we talk about life, Elvis, a general love for music and a whole lot about life. Carl is working on a new album and as a bonus one of his new songs is at the end of this episode. Listen, share, like, and most of all enjoy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thegeorgiasongbirds/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegeorgiasongbirds/support

Jun 13th - Carl David, Karl Romain, Marc Leepson, Rashad McCants, Drew Curtis, Colin Trevorrow

Jun 13th - Carl David, Karl Romain, Marc Leepson, Rashad McCants, Drew Curtis, Colin Trevorrow

Carl David talks to host Craig Price about his book about suicide and suicide prevention. Suicide is an awful thing. Not only is a tragedy for the person who commits the act but the aftermath can destroy families and a leave a wake of pain affecting everyone left behind. What started as a love letter to his father quickly turned into a cathartic exploration of a family surviving suicide. The book, Bader Field: How My Family Survived Suicide, reveals the story of how a family endured struggle and torment after a suicide, and their fight to survive. David uses the book as an outlet to ‘pay it forward’ and help others cope with depression and suicidal tendencies. The author wants for those who are suffering to know that though they may feel lonely, they are not alone. You get a copy of Bader Field at amazon.com today.

Carl David, author:  "Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality" (Motivational Press, June 2015) My goal for each work is to enlighten people to things of which they may not be aware. I shared my art experience with my first book to level the playing field for consumers so they would not make costly mistakes and get hurt. In my 2nd book I showed the devastation the act of suicide has on a family and how we survived it. Hoping to raise awareness and to let those on that edge of desperation that they are not alone, they are loved and that there is help for them. As well, to help those who have walked my path to let them know that we do survive.  

Carl David, author:  "Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality" (Motivational Press, June 2015) My goal for each work is to enlighten people to things of which they may not be aware. I shared my art experience with my first book to level the playing field for consumers so they would not make costly mistakes and get hurt. In my 2nd book I showed the devastation the act of suicide has on a family and how we survived it. Hoping to raise awareness and to let those on that edge of desperation that they are not alone, they are loved and that there is help for them. As well, to help those who have walked my path to let them know that we do survive.  

Carl David, author:  "Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality" (Motivational Press, June 2015) My goal for each work is to enlighten people to things of which they may not be aware. I shared my art experience with my first book to level the playing field for consumers so they would not make costly mistakes and get hurt. In my 2nd book I showed the devastation the act of suicide has on a family and how we survived it. Hoping to raise awareness and to let those on that edge of desperation that they are not alone, they are loved and that there is help for them. As well, to help those who have walked my path to let them know that we do survive.

Meet Carl David: In my latest book (Waking Dreams) I share many experiences I have had that give reassurance that we are not alone, that we get messages and signs from the Universe and guidance through forces far greater than we understand.  http://www.carledavid.com I know very well that this book will also help a lot of people to live their lives knowing that it doesn't end here, to focus on life and living, not death.

Mr. David's latest book, Bader Field, embodies the emotional story of a son's loving relationship with his father—the legendary art dealer whose life is suddenly taken by a massive coronary at the young age of fifty-eight years. His death plunges the twenty-four-year-old man onto the front lines of the family art business, which he had entered a mere three years prior. Battling with his own grief while trying to help his adoring but fragile mother survive, David forges forward with all of the elemental tools his father imparted to him. His journey proves a difficult one, not having yet recovered from the horrific loss of his brother who was found dead on the fourth floor of the Rittenhouse Square townhouse, which was home to the prestigious David David Gallery. His self-imposed obligation was to successfully take the family art business to the next generation and to give his own children, years later, every bit of love, kindness, and wisdom bestowed upon him by the unique man whom they will never know other than the mark he left on everyone who knew him. Bader Field adds significant insight into the mysterious workings and dealings of the art world. David speaks from experience of having been immersed in it all of his life and having lived it from the inside out. There will be a tremendous crossover interest in this book as it combines the elements of an American family, its goodness and its tragedy interfaced with the multifaceted aspects of the mysterious art business and flying small airplanes. Bader Field in Atlantic City was the oldest airfield in the country. With little sophistication, its two asphalt runways juggled single and twin engine aircraft exuding a character and charm that created memories to last a lifetime. That is where this saga begins and where it ends as life comes full circle.

Carl-David Granbäck is an experienced expedition cyclist. During his first year-long adventure, he cycled through South America from Tierra del Fuego in Argentina to the Caribbean Coast of Colombia. That trip left him with a strong desire to get back in the saddle and once more head into the unknown so a few years later […] The post Cycling in Africa with Carl-David Granbäck : TPZ 108 appeared first on The Pursuit Zone.

In episode #115 of You Leading You, Carl David, 3rd generation fine art dealer, author, writer, a suicide awareness advocate and a practitioner of “Paying It Forward” talks about his journey of surviving a loss, and how it turned into a passion to help others. A truly genuine person whose tragic past has helped many ensure that they […] The post YLY 115: How Surviving Suicide Helped Others Not Be Alone With Carl David appeared first on You Leading You .

Today’s guest is Carl David. For many years, Carl has had a serious interest in and has been a proponent of all aspects of healing and particularly “hands on” healing and energy work. He now weaves spirituality and energy work into his daily life. Carl lost his brother to suicide when he was just 16, and has been on a mission to save lives ever since. His way of paying forward is by taking the darkest days of his life and helping those on that edge of desperation to see that they are loved, that there is help for them and that they are not alone. As a Suicide Prevention Advocate, Carl also wants to let those who have walked a similar devastating path know that life does go on and that life is for the living, that we do survive. He authored the book, Bader Field as a memoir of how his family survived suicide. You can find more about Carl at www.CarlEDavid.com, follow him on Twitter @97Yankee, or connect with him on LinkedIn. Can’t get enough of Consciously Speaking’s host? Listen to him being interviewed on Fatherhood Is Leadership and Dear Friends & Family this week! Get to know two different aspects of the same guy. Also, be sure to sign up for your Podcasting Mentorship Discovery Call today; and to learn more about Sponsorship Opportunities, send an email to Admin@MichaelNeeley.com.  Thanks! And don’t forget to subscribe to Consciously Speaking so that you don’t miss a single episode. While you’re at it, won’t you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated! To learn more about our previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to www.MichaelNeeley.com and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Meet Carl David: In my latest book (Waking Dreams) I share many experiences I have had that give reassurance that we are not alone, that we get messages and signs from the Universe and guidance through forces far greater than we understand.  http://www.carledavid.com I know very well that this book will also help a lot of people to live their lives knowing that it doesn't end here, to focus on life and living, not death.

Carl David-7/9/2015

Carl David, author:  "Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality" (Motivational Press, June 2015) My goal for each work is to enlighten people to things of which they may not be aware. I shared my art experience with my first book to level the playing field for consumers so they would not make costly mistakes and get hurt. In my 2nd book I showed the devastation the act of suicide has on a family and how we survived it. Hoping to raise awareness and to let those on that edge of desperation that they are not alone, they are loved and that there is help for them. As well, to help those who have walked my path to let them know that we do survive.  

Carl David is a 3rd generation Fine Art Dealer in our family owned & operated gallery business now in its 4th generation (David David Gallery, Philadelphia). He is also the author of three published books, and many articles; "Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide (Nightengale Press, 2008/2009/2010/2011/2012/2013/2014/2015). "Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality" (Motivational Press, June 2015) www.carledavid.comThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Carl David is the author of “Collecting & Care Of Fine Art” (Crown, NY) and “Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide” (Nightengale Press) as well as many published articles. A third book, “Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality” is expected to be available later this year or early 2012. "Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide" (Nightengale Press) The inspirational story of a high profile art dealing family's journey to survive without answers after one of their sons takes his life. Shown through the realistic visions of their youngest child, now a parent himself, then just sixteen. A Masterful portrayal of love, forgiveness and acceptance. Emotionally gripping with an inside look at the mysterious art world. This powerful family saga will change you forever.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Carl David is the third descendant of a four-generation art dealer family specializing in American and European nineteenth- and twentieth-century art.  He is the author of  “Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide” the story of how his family lived through his brother's shocking death by suicide when Carl was just sixteen years old. https://audio.opentohope.com/2012/11/Carl-David.mp3

Life is changing rapidly these days and it really seems hard but even thinking about suicide is not the answer.  There are people all around you who can help, to talk and support you, even if it seems like that may not be true.  Family members, if there is talk of suicide in your home, it is time to get help, not tomorrow or next week or after a vacation, NOW!  The conversation must be of help, support and action.  This is not a gray area, it is black and white.  Action is required. What happens to a family when the talk of suicide is hushed, not noticed or tabooed?  It happens. My guest today, Carl David, is familiar with suicide, his brother took his life when he was young.  Carl, now, decades later, has committed to speaking to anyone who will listen about the effects of suicide on a family.  He will be sharing how he carried the event with him all his adult life. Carl is the author of  Bader Field; How my family survived Suicide.  It is his life as it unfolded since losing his brother. Yes, life is hard, yes, it is trying at times, and yes, life is a gift to cherish everyday.  If you have concerns there may be an issue in your family, listen as we discuss this life changing event. Carl David website:  www.carledavid.com My website for further information:  www.outoftheboxhealthcare.com

Today, my guest is Carl David, author of "Bader Field; How my Family Survived Suicide".  The book illustrates the degree of trauma the suicide of a family member leaves behind on the survivors as he tells his own personal story. Suicide is not the answer and those who are contemplating taking their life, this book shows them that they are not alone, that there is always another answer, another way, no matter what.  In the words of Carl "Those so desperate need to know that they don't just destroy themselves, but everyone around them as well; their family, friends and acquaintances.  I pray that my perilous journey through those darkest days will bring light and hope to anyone on that final path, and draw them back."  Carl also states "This is my way of paying forward by taking the darkest days of my life and helping those on that final edge of desperation to see that they are loved, that there is help for them and that they are not alone." If you have anyone in your family that has passed from suicide or the situation is arising within your family, we welcome you to listen to Carl's words.  We hope and pray for all who are touched by this and we will give words of encouragement to all. Carl's book may be purchased here.

Co-Hosts Steven Zhou and Jacqueline Tao bring a show about technology and change through interviewing the two first place winners of the 8th Annual National Be the Star You Are!® Essay Contest. Health Beat Reporter, Nicole Eubanks and Book It! reporter, Courtney Cheng add their excellent technology research to the program. The judges have made their decisions and the winners of the 8th Annual National Essay Contest sponsored by US Bank are announced with the first place winning entries read by the authors. The topics this year included “The World at Your Fingertips” and “Hear me Out!”. The first place winners are Pamela Lewis from New York and Dana Allen from California! Tune in to hear their essays read and meet these lovely ladies. Second place went to Carl David with Honorable Mention awared to Elizabeth Mroz and Miss Mary Sue Wickham. Congrats

Co-Hosts Steven Zhou and Jacqueline Tao bring a show about technology and change through interviewing the two first place winners of the 8th Annual National Be the Star You Are!® Essay Contest. Health Beat Reporter, Nicole Eubanks and Book It! reporter, Courtney Cheng add their excellent technology research to the program. The judges have made their decisions and the winners of the 8th Annual National Essay Contest sponsored by US Bank are announced with the first place winning entries read by the authors. The topics this year included “The World at Your Fingertips” and “Hear me Out!”. The first place winners are Pamela Lewis from New York and Dana Allen from California! Tune in to hear their essays read and meet these lovely ladies. Second place went to Carl David with Honorable Mention awared to Elizabeth Mroz and Miss Mary Sue Wickham. Congrats

OPINIONS DURING THIS SHOW DO NOT REFLECT THE OPINIONS OF VOICE AMERICA AND OR WORLD TALK RADIO PLEASE CONSULT A CRISIS PROFESSIONAL. Every fifteen minutes someone commits suicide. Suicide claims more than a million lives each year and leaves more than five million to mourn them. Its victims are drawn by drugs, depression, disease, sexual confusion, bullying, peer pressures, feelings of desperation. The only way to thwart this unforgiving beast is to confront it by raising levels of awareness Talking about teen suicide in youth is a necessity in order to stop it. Steven Zhou hosts our show focusing on these tough issues with award winning essay writer and author, Carl David, whose mission is to save lives. His latest book, Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide is the emotional story of our family's struggle to survive after his older brother at age 22 took his life. Courtney Tran and Rachel Glass share personal experiences with Radio Junkie and Making a Difference.

OPINIONS DURING THIS SHOW DO NOT REFLECT THE OPINIONS OF VOICE AMERICA AND OR WORLD TALK RADIO PLEASE CONSULT A CRISIS PROFESSIONAL. Every fifteen minutes someone commits suicide. Suicide claims more than a million lives each year and leaves more than five million to mourn them. Its victims are drawn by drugs, depression, disease, sexual confusion, bullying, peer pressures, feelings of desperation. The only way to thwart this unforgiving beast is to confront it by raising levels of awareness Talking about teen suicide in youth is a necessity in order to stop it. Steven Zhou hosts our show focusing on these tough issues with award winning essay writer and author, Carl David, whose mission is to save lives. His latest book, Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide is the emotional story of our family's struggle to survive after his older brother at age 22 took his life. Courtney Tran and Rachel Glass share personal experiences with Radio Junkie and Making a Difference.