Podcasts about coming out of the dark

Below The Belt Show (www.belowthebeltshow.com) keeps it goign strong for 2023 with another great episode! This week we present an exclusive interview with voice actors extraordinaire and father and daughter duo, Carlos Alazraqui and Rylee Alazraqui. Carlos and Rylee will be appearing at the Far Point Con (www.farpointcon.com) in Hunt Valley Maryland on February 10- 12! We talk to the Alazraquis about their favorite voice projects and what they would love to work on! Carlos talks about his experience on Rocko's Modern Life, portraying Bane in the animated Batman Unlimited and voicing the Taco Bell Chihuahua, Gidget! We also ask Carlos his thoughts on the voice actors in today's era needing to be the same ethnicities as the characters they voice. Rylee talks to us about voicing Rok Tahk from Star Wars Prodigy and her thoughts when she found out how Rock Tahk looked like as well as her favorite episode to work on! In additon we talk to the Alazraquis about Reno 911 and whether Rylee is allowed to watch her Dad in the long running series on Comedy Central. Don't miss this interview! BTB's host with the most Al Sotto brings to you another entertaining show! We are also celebrating the birthdays of "The Once and Future King" Martin Lopez and Dean "On The Scene" Rogers! In additon the Sith Lord "Darth" Paul Wallis joins in on the fun as well. This week the panel discusses the James Gunn and Peter Safran upcoming DCU slate and which of the projects we are most excited to see! So expect all the late-breaking news on pop culture, entertainment, and more! Listen to our gut busting humor, insightful commentary, and thought provoking opinions on the world of entertainment — uncensored — only on Below The Belt Show (www.belowthebeltshow.com)! Song Credits: Classic Cut - Hocus Pocus "Focus" Classic Cut - Gloria Estefan "Coming Out Of The Dark"

After Matt has his face cauterized at the plastic surgeon's office, he and Leslie discuss the 5 things they'd change if they had plastic surgery. Leslie introduces us to two more family members...Aunt Boog and Mamaw Ivy, and confesses that her water journey is on the struggle bus. Matt and Leslie take a moment to discuss their honest feelings about Lia Thomas, the transgender swimmer. Also, Matt's husband Chris makes an appearance. Fire Away! Let's Connect: https://linktr.ee/fireawaypodcast Leslie's Fact Check: Gloria Estefan's Daughter. Gloria Estefan's Bus Crash. Turn The Beat Around. Coming Out Of The Dark. What is a "Turkey Neck?" Adele's Transformation. What is Melasma? Who is Lia Thomas? Leslie is an Enneagram 9. Matt is an Enneagram 2. TikTok Cookie Recipe.

Episode 11 Gloria Estefan Part Two   Song Chronicles proudly presents its eleventh episode, the second of a two-part conversation with Gloria Estefan. Gloria Estefan has lived a phenomenal life since arriving in America with her family from Cuba when she was two years old. As a teenager, she joined the Miami Sound Machine, where she also met her future husband Emilio. The group slowly built a following over the course of a decade, first finding success in Latin America before hitting it big internationally with “Conga” in 1985. Whether with the Miami Sound Machine or solo, Gloria has been a regular on the charts, racking up hits with “Can’t Stay Away From You,” “The Rhythm is Going to Get You” and “Anything For You” in the ‘80s; "Coming Out Of The Dark," "Mi Tierra," and "Oye” in the ‘90s, and “Wrapped/Hoy,” “Out of Nowhere,” and “Hotel Nacional” in the 21st century. She has sold over 100 million records worldwide, ranking her among the top-selling artists around the globe. And that success continues with her recently released album, Brazil305, which debuted in the top 10 on Billboard’s Tropical Albums chart. The many prestigious accolades that Gloria has received almost match the number of her hit songs. She was the first Cuban-American to receive the Kennedy Center Honors and the first female singer to be awarded Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year. Gloria and Emilio were the first couple and first Cuban-Americans to receive the Gershwin Prize as well as the first couple to get the Presidential Medal of Freedom. A cultural trailblazer and role model, Gloria also has been honored for her humanitarian and philanthropic work by organizations like MusiCares, Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, National Music Foundation, and Billboard. Gloria and Emilio receive the Medal of Freedom from President Obama Alex Wong/Getty Images North America Talking from her home in Miami Beach, Gloria shared some of her experiences during the pandemic. There were some things that she enjoyed — like doing interviews from home and being able to do her own hair and make-up (she also revealed that she’s known as the “eyebrow queen”) — and things that she disliked (such as not being able to easily get together with the rest of family, especially her 8-year-old grandson). Gloria with her daughter Emily and niece Lili She has kept busy during the pandemic not only working on the release of her new album, but also developing a Facebook Watch series, Red Table Talk: The Estefans that she is doing with her daughter Emily and niece Lili. One thing that she loves about doing this show is that it allows her to spend more time with her daughter. Gloria performing with Emily Emily Estefan is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter and Gloria talked about trying to coax her to release more of her music and not be so caught up in making recordings sound perfect. Her advice to her daughter — as well as any musician — is that making music is about “the free expression of emotion, a thought (and) an idea.” We also had a candid discussion about the highly sexualized ways that young female performers are often presented nowadays. While believing that everyone should express themselves as they want to, she cautions to think twice about doing a lot of “booty shaking” because it can come back to haunt you. Gloria, who revealed that she always tries to “elevate” with her music, said that there’s “no need to do something outside of your comfort zone…(and) it would be a shame if you did it to get attention.” Gloria performing in 1991 ABC Photo Archives via Getty Images One thing that has kept Gloria balanced — during the pandemic as well as before — is something that happened to her 30 years ago. In 1990, Gloria was very badly injured in a tour bus accident. She was nearly paralyzed and had to learn to walk again. A lesson she took away from this experience was to take what happens in life with a grain of salt. “I’m happy that I can do anything,” she said. “It’s a joy!” Please enjoy the second part of my conversation with Gloria Estefan.

Belfast author Anna Gray's debut book Coming Out Of The Dark is a moving account of the darkest days in her life and how she overcame them to transform her life into one filled with joy and self-love again.Tina Calder talks to Anna about her journey of childhood bullying, domestic violence, addiction and her path of self destruction.Hear how Anna battled her demons to come out of the dark and become a qualified counsellor and spiritual healing practitioner..#TinaCalder #ContentQueen #ExcaliburPressConnect with me on social F: /TinaCalderJourno | T: @TinaCalder | Insta: @TinaBelfast | LI: /tinacalder

Miranda Harrison-Quillen preaches from John 1:1-18