Podcast appearances and mentions of dana marshall

Today is Open Barn Day in Port Hope Simpson! We hear how Madonna Savory is helping the public meet her bunnies, goats, cows today—with the support of Food First NL's food animator, Dana Marshall.

Dana Marshall in the Morning on 103.3 KFR.

… van 9 juli t/m 29 september 2024, valt er een tentoonstelling te bewonderen op Kasteel Groeneveld te Baarn. Het betreft Expressive Nature van Dana Marshall …. Die ze zelf omschrijft als …. Het omarmen van de schoonheid van imperfectie en vergankelijkheid loopt als een rode draad door mijn werk.Of, zoals voormalig fotografie-conservator van het Fotomuseum Sittard, Coen Eggen haar werk treffend omschreef: 'Dana Marshall schildert met fotografie de wereld om ons heen in samenhang met de wereld daar achter. Marshall laat je de werkelijkheid achter de werkelijkheid beleven.' Jo Beltman voorzitter van de allerleukste kinderboerderij in Huizen Kinderboerderij/NME centrum De Warande https://www.kibohuizen.nl komt vertellen over het ontstaan van deze dierenboerderij. Ook over wat er allemaal mogelijk is, bijvoorbeeld om je konijn of cavia onder te brengen in de vakantie, er is een dagbesteding voor oudere en jongeren die beperkt zijn tot de arbeidsmarkt , kinderpartijtjes enz…. Bregje Rebergen zit vanmiddag haar eerste boek te signeren in Boekhandel Los in Bussum. Het boek genaamd "Dubbelspel " moet gewoon mee in je vakantiekoffer… Zoals Bregje zei… : het is een boek van Penoza en Gooische vrouwen bij elkaar geschreven

Cartwright gardener David Elson says there are a number of ways to help food security, but it'll take some hard work and cooperation. We hear from him and Food First NL's new regional food animator, Dana Marshall.

Dana Marshall and Jess Poxson on 103.3 KFR.

Dana Marshall is back on the KFR Morning show. His new co-host will join him very soon.

Dana Marshall is back on the KFR morning show. His new morning show co-host is coming VERY soon.

After a 5 month absence, Dana Marshall has returned to mornings on 103.3 KFR.

Labrador Morning's Jamie Fitzpatrick spoke with Dana Marshall, owner of Coastal Soapworks, about the inspiration towards her newest product... dicky berg soap.

Twenty affordable housing units are planned for Happy Valley-Goose Bay, and four of them are ready for occupancy. (1:01) Noah Nochasak's name is synonymous with kayaking. Now his passion and his dedication are being recognized with an award. (8:46) With a pottery wheel and a big mound of clay, you can create something beautiful. But only if you know what you're doing. You'll hear how it went when I tried my hand at it, with the guidance of local potter Emily Best. (17:39) When you're a small business in a small Labrador town, it never hurts to come up with an eye-catching idea. We speak with Dana Marshall of Charlottetown, who has a unique bar of soap for sale. (29:01) Are you ready for yet another setback at Muskrat Falls? This time it's trouble with the generating units. (36:35)

Travel Chaos. (0:00) A summer program hopes to teach youth about the land and indigenous culture. (7:02) Learning from Innu elder and environmental activist Elizabeth Penashue - Elizabeth YEOMAN talks about her new book "Exactly What I Said: Translating Words and Worlds. (13:36) the Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association president talk about Labrador's lack of family doctors. (22:40) We're taking you to the Grade 5 speak-off at Queen of Peace Middle School to hear what students have to say about a wide range of topics. (34:30) The doors are open to a new food pantry in Charlottetown. We'll hear from Dana Marshall on how it works and why she started it. (40:05) Celebrating Pride can be a real page-turner! We'll find out about the LGBTQ collections at the public libraries all across the province. (45:55) Heather Scoffield -Ottawa bureau chief and Economics columnist for the Toronto Star - brings us the latest from Ottawa. (51:55)

This episode I have a conversation with Adrianne of Colorado.  We have been following each other on twitter since 2016.  Adrianne talks about how Prince helped her build self-confidence and lit a sexual fire inside of her.  We also talk about how Sign of the Times is one of the most amazing albums of all time.  I asked her which person in the "Prince" circle she would most want to meet.  Her answer surprised me.  You can follow Adrianne on Twitter if you're not offended by sexual tweets: https://twitter.com/777Adrianne Support the show.

Dana Marshall loves radio, loves the music of Prince, and has found the perfect audio life balance with both. He does mornings and is program director at 103.3 WKFR in Kalamazoo, Michigan. He is currently seeking a co-host for that morning show, so if you think that is you - apply within. Much like Melz On the Mic, who was a guest on the podcast in June 2018, Dana knows local, social and vital.Our meeting at the Conclave in 2018 led to a discussion about podcast which then led to the creation of the My Prince Story Podcast. The show is now in its second season and is the 4th most downloaded amongst the 14 we work with. Dana and I also get into the weeds about what ails radio, but also why we get excited about it too. He also challenged me to think about how we would have handled a pandemic in 1995 without solid internet.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I loved recording it! It's a wonderful discussion.There's more about this episode on our show page!Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteMatt Fogarty VoiceoversJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatraxNLogic

Actor, comedian and Prince fan Christopher Titus hopped on skype with me this week to talk about his new comedy special "Titus Carrying Monsters" coming up Saturday, May 2nd at 10 PM eastern time.  We also discuss our uncomfortable love for Prince.  Oh yeah, click here to see the Prince guitar we're talking about in this episode. Click here for Christopher Titus TV. Support the show.

Dana Marshall is joined by his fiance' Suzannah. In honor of the 4 year anniversary of the passing of Prince, we talk about how we jumped in the car and drove straight to Paisley Park in Minneapolis after Prince died, leading to a fantastic moment with Larry Graham. Then we got peed on and pepper-sprayed standing in line to get into First Avenue. We also talk about bumping into Morris Hayes on an elevator the night of Prince's tribute concert and belly dancing with the very beautiful and talented Mayte Garcia. Spoiler alert: I would not stop holding their hands. Click here to see a video from our Minneapolis moment. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

If you are struggling with hormonal imbalances, a naturopathic doctor may be able to help! On this episode, we are sitting down with naturopathic doctors, Dana Marshall and Susan Joyce from Healthy Foundations. We talk about factors that can affect hormonal imbalances and fertility, such as stress, thyroid concerns, a toxic environment, irregular menses, food allergies and nutritional deficiencies.   We also discuss how their wellness passions have changed over the years and why they truly believe that health doesn't comes from what you are doing occasionally, it comes from what you are doing consistently. Connect with Dana and Susan here: https://healthyfoundations.ca 

Much like myself, Shawnna is from a tiny Southwest Michigan town and is a HUGE Prince fan. We talk about how she discovered Prince's music at a very young age and about must-see destinations — like Paisley Park and First Avenue — when you go on your purple pilgrimage to Minneapolis. Get more on that by clicking here. I hope you enjoy our conversation about the most prolific artist of all time. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

This is the story of my first Prince concert which took place in April of 1993 at the Fox Theatre in Detroit.  To say that Prince exceeded a 20-year-old fan's expectations would be the understatement of the century.   For Season 2 of the My Prince Story Podcast we're going to talk about your first concerts.  You can send me a voice memo from your smartphone to dana@myprincepodcast.com.  Wanna be a guest on this podcast?  Hit me up on twitter @myprincepodcast.  Stay up to date on all things "My Prince Story" at MyPrincePodcast.com. You can also find me on facebook by clicking here. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

For this episode I'm joined by my favorite comedian Tony nominated Stephen Lynch and his best friend Rod Cone.  Stephen Lynch is one of the most talented singer/songwriters and hilariously inappropriate people I've ever met. This episode is quite a bit different than the usual My Prince Story podcast.  If you have a good sense of humor I'm sure you'll enjoy it.  If not, it's Rod's fault. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

I had the pleasure of meeting a lot of new purple people at Paisley Park on Friday, June 21st.  I interviewed 3 of those wonderful people in this episode.  We talk about how Prince has impacted our lives as well as the amazing tour we just completed of Prince's home. I have more awesome content for my purple ninjas on my YouTube page.  Click here and please subscribe.  You can also get your purple fix on at MyPrincePodcast.com. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

Caissie St. Onge is an Executive Producer of the E! show 'Busy Tonight' with Busy Philipps and is a huge Prince fam.  Caissie worked on the Late Show with David Letterman and The Rosie O'Donnell Show when Prince appeared on both shows.   Caissie and I sat down outside a cute little cafe in Los Angeles on the 3rd anniversary of Prince's passing to talk about what we love the most...Prince.  We cover a lot of ground in this episode.  I hope U enjoy it. Click here for the video clip of Busy Philipps that we talked about this episode. Watch Busy Tonight Monday-Thursday 11pm on E! Get more info including photos, audio and show notes at MyPrincePodcast.com. If you'd like to help support this podcast click here. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

I had a great time speaking with Prince fam Mindy Chruscial this week on the "My Prince Story" podcast.  She has experienced purple moments I could only dream of.  Not to mention, hanging with some of my favorite Prince people on the planet.  I hope you enjoy the episode. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

Dude is this weeks guest.  Yes, his name is dude.  He's a musician, DJ, Prince fam and all around nice guy.  We bumped into each other a couple years ago at a store while I was wearing a Prince shirt and we've been in touch ever since.  Dude talks about seeing Prince in concert 7 times which includes his 1983 show at Wings Event Center.  Then there's the time Dude held the hand of Chaka Kahn for an uncomfortably long time. Click here to listen to Dude on Spotify. Click here for Dude on CDBaby. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

Erin from Kalamazoo, MI tells us about her moments on stage with Morris Day and Prince.  The title of this episode could have been "Yes, I'm jealous."  We also talk about which Prince album was a turning point for her.  Just like last episode, her answer took me by surprise! This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

This week I talk to friend and Prince fam Abbie Maikoski.  She sings, works with kids who have autism and lights up any room she’s in.  We discus how Prince's music and sexuality had an impact on our lives.  Side note: you're not going to believe what her favorite Prince song is.  We talk about NPG's "Count The Days," Prince's cover of Joan Osbourne's "One Of Us" and why going to Paisley Park is a MUST! This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

Jason Moore from Indiana is a life long Prince fan.  We met back in the early 90's when we were radio personalities working at competing stations in South Bend.  We talk about the many Prince concerts and conventions we attended together as well as how Prince has impacted our lives.  We also talk about Prince bootlegs Prince wrote for Ray Charles and Martika. This episode is brought to you by Hitmaker Music. Subscribe to their YouTube Channel. Support the show.

Hi, this is Joni Eareckson Tada with a remarkable story about choices. We make them every day, don’t we, and often the choices we make completely alter the way we live. Take my friend, Dana, who has cerebral palsy. Dana often posts comments on my blog, and I’m always blessed to hear what she has to say. But what she posted the other day, well, it was pretty powerful. She was responding to something I had written about Isaiah 35, that glorious day when the lame shall leap like deer; paralyzed people will walk. Well, this is what she posted in response. She wrote: "Thank you, Joni for your thoughts on Isaiah 35 and the fact that one day we will walk again! But I want you to know, with my cerebral palsy I chose to use a wheelchair; I chose to do that 27 years ago. People look at me in my wheelchair and think I've been in an accident, but when they learn I was born with cerebral palsy and yet chose the wheelchair, instead of walking, they ask WHY (because in their eyes, I'm giving up). I calmly explain that the pain, physical pain, and energy required for me to walk is just too much, and I'd rather have a life, than spend all my efforts painfully walking. My parents accepted it (after a short adjustment period), even after spending a lot when I was younger on helping me to learn how to walk. I simply chose to use the wheelchair instead of walking (walking takes great difficulty for me). I have come across people that say I did something to offend God, otherwise I'd be walking, and not in a wheelchair. But no, I chose the wheelchair. If God wanted me non-disabled, He would cure me. Maybe I need to be here in this wheelchair, helping other disabled people and trying to glorify God while I do it. Anyway, that’s my take from this old wheelchair of mine!” I love that perspective, because Dana has hit on something pretty important in this blog post. And I understand her point. Yes, to walk is a wonderful thing—I haven’t done it in decades, but I recall very well the joy of running and climbing stairs and hopping and skipping and jumping. But there are more important things in life than standing up and walking. For Dana, the enormous effort, energy and physical pain involved in standing up and just getting her feet to move, even in a stiff, awkward and uncomfortable gait well, she would rather economize her time and effort and head into life sitting down. But Dana and I do agree: One day when Jesus returns, both of us will be more than happy to give up our wheelchairs. We will be more than happy to not have to choose anything other than to stand up on grateful, glorified legs and “leap like deer” just as Isaiah chapter 35 describes and with all that leaping and celebrating, we will be worshipping our wonderful Savior and thanking Him for the amazing grace He gave in not only rescuing Dana and me and you from our sins, but the wonderful grace of Jesus that sustained us and bolstered our spirits all those many years in our wheelchairs. And Dana and I can’t wait. So what’s a little ‘sitting down’ going to do to us? Push us into depression because we can’t walk or run while here on earth? No way! Every day we will wake up in the morning leaning hard on Jesus Christ for that wonderful grace of His. Grace that enables us to choose to smile, whether it’s Dana choosing a wheelchair rather than a stiff, painful gait or me choosing to yield and submit to God, even though I don’t have the option of standing up like Dana. And friend, if you are struggling today, let the vision of Isaiah 35 bolster your spirits, too. And get ready to one day leap like a deer.

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