Podcast appearances and mentions of Danny Carroll

Danny Carroll is not afraid to challenge conventional medicine. In his new book: Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis he shares the work of Dr. Hamer who worked with over 50 thousands patients and speculated that when his discoveries came to the surface, 95% of all symptom treatment protocols would become obsolete. Listen in to find out more! Don't forget to Subscribe to the show and check out the Just Ask Spirit Marketplace. Purchase Danny's Book HERE. Find Danny! https://danny-carroll.com/about-the-author/ Grab Sherianna's  FREE Just Ask Spirit Gift Set & NEW book  Just Ask Spirit 

Welcome to episode 72! Today my friend and crusader Danny Carroll joins me for a powerful and important conversation about his newly published book, Breast Cancer Is A MISDIAGNOSIS. In this episode you'll learn: - Why Danny re-wrote this book—and who helped him shape it along the way - Why it's facing censorship and advertising restrictions on major platforms - The two types of breast cancer and their specific biological causes - How you can become a "book fairy" and help this truth reach the people who need it - and much more Danny's goal is to get 200+ honest Amazon reviews in the first month of release so that the book reaches the people who need it most. Reviews (especially verified ones) are one of the only tools available to help this book show up in Amazon's algorithm—since, as you can imagine, books like this face a lot of censorship and ad restrictions.If you feel aligned to support, here are two simple ways you can help:

On today's episode Danny Carroll meets Kate Ellis, cellist and artistic director of Crash Ensemble and composer Jonathan Nangle to discuss The Blue Haze Of Deep Time, a composition by Jonathan that will be premiered by Crash Ensemble at the New Music Dublin festival, on Sunday 6th April in The National Concert Hall.The work will be released on CD and digital platforms two days prior via Crash Records, and we have a little preview of it in this episode of the podcast.Drawing inspiration from the sea, incorporating field recordings, electronic and acoustic instruments, The Blue Haze Of Deep Time, marks the culmination of Nangle's residency with Crash Ensemble.If you have an interest in contemporary classical and new music, you may wish to explore some of our previous episodes from the Music Current festival 2023 and 2024, including interviews with Izumi Kimura, Lara Gallagher and the Nadar Ensemble to name a few.

On today's episode we are turning our attention to the Singular Artists festival, Borderline. Taking place across three rooms in the Workman's Club in Dublin, the two day event showcases an eclectic mix of international and local acts.Borderline returns to the Workman's this weekend, Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd of February and ahead of these festivities, Danny Carroll spoke to Steve Taylor (Booking Agent with ATC Live) and Dan Malone from Dublin trio YARD.Steve Taylor, is a Glasgow based booking agent with the company ATC Live, one of the largest booking agents in Europe. Steve looks after the Irish trio Adore, who are performing at Borderline this Saturday, and he spoke to us about developing artists at the early stage of their career.Before this we hear from Dan Malone, guitarist with YARD. They'll be performing on Saturday night in the Workman's Cellar, and ahead of the show, he dropped by the IMRO office to tell us more about the band's origins and plans for the future.Featured Songs:1. YARD - Big Shoes2. YARD - Call3. Adore - Supermum!

Have you heard of spontaneous remissions in terminal cancers?   In this segment, Danny Carroll teaches us to do it consciously. He is the author of Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis.     WHO IS DANNY CARROLL? Danny has spent the last 20 years searching and testing better solutions to health challenges and has spent the last decade helping people with chronic terminally ill health conditions to fully recover their health.   Danny is an International Bestselling and award-winning author. His first book titled Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis won multiple Bestseller awards on Amazon and won the 2023 Global Book Awards in the category of medical books.   In 2012, Danny experienced unconscious spontaneous healing when the knots that had riddled his body for a six-month period magically disappeared overnight.    Danny has spent the last 13 years studying and testing spontaneous healing and launched a course titled The Bioswitch to teach how to consciously trigger spontaneous cathartic healing and switch off chronic disease like a light switch.       DANNY'S CALL TO ACTION You can watch Module 1, The Introduction to the Bioswitch training along with the inaugural live Q&A on switching off hip pain on my website here: https://danny-carroll.com/featured-on/ https://danny-carroll.com/     GENESIS'S CALL TO ACTION Subscribe / Follow GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp podcast on audio platform & YouTube channel, Hit the notifications bell so you don't miss any content, and share with family/friends.   GENESIS'S INFO https://genesisamariskemp.net/genesisamariskemp

Today's episode of the IMRO Podcast comes from the Lowden Guitar Factory in Downpatrick.Endorsed by everyone from Ed Sheeran to Richard Thompson, Lowden has become synonymous with the top acoustic players in the world. Celebrating 50 years since making his first professional guitar, company founder George Lowden met Danny Carroll to talk about the history of the company, provide a tour of the factory and let him try out a few prototypes in development.

On today's episode, we are focusing on Ireland's folk music conference, Your Roots Are Showing.Now in its third year, Your Roots Are Showing is dedicated to preserving and promoting folk music in Ireland. The annual conference features professional development sessions, interactive workshops and live performances attracting a mix of local and international artists and industry figures.To find out more, Danny Carroll spoke with the conference organisers Charlene Sloan and Brendan McCreanor, as well as past conference participants Clare Cremmin (Square Lemon PR) and Niall McCabe (singer-songwriter).The next conference takes place in The Gleneagle Hotel in Killarney, and runs from the 15th to the 19th of January 2025. The keynote speaker is the legendary fiddle and banjo player Rhiannon Giddens. You can register for tickets and see the full lineup of events and performers at ShowingRoots.comFeatured music:Niall McCabe – CrescendoNiall McCabe – Lost Boys

I've avoided covering this idea for a while due to, I suppose, my own misunderstandings. Additionally, very few people know much about it and, those who do, have declined my podcast invitations, which didn't help.But there's something profoundly intriguing about this topic, so I eventually found someone willing to demystify it for me.Danny Carroll is a practitioner and author who didn't decline.Read the full accompanying post here.Producing high quality media isn't cheap. Please support my work by joining our army fighting the good fight. We have chat groups, resources, solutions, webinars, and more. It's USD 10 (monthly) or less with the annual option. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit battleofideas.substack.com

Today's episode of the IMRO Podcast is focused on We've Only Just Begun, the annual three night music festival, taking place in Whelan's in Dublin, on the 8th, 9th and 10th of August.The festival started in 2018, aims to platform female and non-binary musicians and over the years, its featured acts such as Pillow Queens, Soda Blonde, Sorcha Richardson to name but a few. This year's lineup features 23 acts, across two stages, and ahead of the festival, Danny Carroll spoke with a couple of the acts performing this week, as well as the festival's organiser Shauna Watson.Coming up we'll be hearing from DeCarteret, a singer from Co. Clare who likes to make lo-fi beats and classical music. We also have an interview with Stella & The Dreaming, an emerging, piano based singer-songwriter from Waterford.You can find out more about the full line up and tickets at www.weveonlyjustbegun.ieTracks featured:1. DeCarteret - Trip Me2. Stella & The Dreaming - First Time3. Stella & The Dreaming - A Short Ballad For Frankie And All That We Shared (in E Flat)4. DeCarteret - Pray For You5. DeCarteret - MYAEROPLANEFollow Stella & The Dreaming here: https://www.instagram.com/stellaboooooooo/Follow DeCarteret here: https://www.instagram.com/shortladydecarteret/

On today's episode we're focused on the provision of Artists Workspaces in Ireland.Specifically, this episode was made in response to the recent Government initiative, providing €6 million euro in funding towards artist spaces nationwide.The Pilot Scheme, in collaboration with Local Authorities intends to increase the stock of artist workspaces in cities and towns across the country.Launching the initiative last month, Minister For The Arts Catherine Martin said “I have been acutely aware of the pressures that artists and creatives, including those in the electronic music sector, have faced in finding suitable workspaces”This initiative follows on from the 2023 Dublin based Space To Create scheme, which will see the development of 60 artist workspaces in the capital and to find out more about what this will entail, Danny Carroll spoke to three people with a keen interest in how the initiative may benefit artists and communities and whether it goes far enough.First off, we're going to hear from Coilin O'Reilly. As well as being the Chief Executive of Carlow County Council, he's the chair of the Rural Development, Community, Culture and Heritage Committee, also known as the RCCH.Coilin was kind of enough to give some background on how the initiative came about and some of the practicalities of what it will entail.Also giving us his perspective today is Aengus Ó Snodaigh, Sinn Fein TD and spokesperson on the Arts.  Aengus is of the opinion that the initiative and 6 million euro put forward is “a modest amount”, and makes the case for more investment in the arts and its value to Irish society.Finally, we hear from Dublin City Council's Arts Officer, Ray Yeates. Ray represents one of the local authorities trying to source and redevelop spaces for use by artists.For any musicians listening, wondering when they'll be able to move into a workspace, it's going to take a minute or two, but we hope you find this episode interesting in the meantime.

On this episode of the IMRO Podcast, we have an interview with the ambient lo-fi artist Hevi.Hevi, is a Turkish musician and producer based in Istanbul. Since 2018, he's been producing lo-fi hip hop inspired by themes of nighttime and nostalgia.Currently he has over 519,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, and in this episode of the IMRO Podcast, he spoke to Danny Carroll about his musical journey.From using a free trial of recording software with $5 earphones, to working 12 hour days in his family butcher shop, creating music in the wee small hours of the morning… Featured Music:Good Old BackyardSnowSolitude After A Partyhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/4vv1FFVqxnHyQFLmWxjizb?si=cGhtFuhDSPG0QCnXrHleEA

In a world where pretty much everyone knows someone or is themselves dealing with cancer, it's time to shed some light on a whole different perspective of why the body forms tumors and goes into what we term 'cancer'.My guest today, Danny Carroll, went on a mission to learn how to heal cancer after he lost his good friend to cancer treatment some years ago.Years into his quest, he came across the work of Dr. Hamer, and after 12 years of study he has never looked back.Now Danny is on a mission to write a simple, easy to digest book on pretty much every 'disease' within his lifetime, to inform humanity in lay terms why they have their symptoms and how to really get at the solution.And not only does Danny's expertise in GNM make him someone worth listening to, his own experiences with FIVE different cancers really give him insight as to how this body really works.It's time to take the fear out of our bodies and insert wonder and curiosity for the wisdom and innate capacity to heal that we all have.If you haven't listened to episode #64 with Tanya Verquin, I highly recommend that you do before listening to this one. I know it's a lot of your time, but I promise you that it is worth it!Please listen to this interview in its entirely, there are insights and new perspectives to be gained all along the way.And to be clear, this is NOT medical advice... you decide what you do with your body, I'm just sharing someone's story.In this interview we learn about:Danny's book writing missionThe cancers Danny has had and the one he currently hasThe real reason for melanomaThe tragic story of the loss of Danny's friend and his resultant life path changeDanny's story of how an ongoing problem in his muscles disappeared overnightHis discovery of Dr. Hamer's workThe persecution of Dr. Hamer and his persistenceThe Iron Rule of CancerDanny's thoughts on 'turbo' cancersDr. Hamer's testicular cancer and its biological significanceHow we are able to turn cancer off like a light switchDanny's jaw cancer - it's a doozyHow Danny controlled the pain with no pain killers after reconstructive jaw surgeryDanny's melanoma story - the one he healed and the ones he is leaving beTurning symptoms off when you don't know the original causeHow Danny healed his recent bout of deep depression after the death of his motherHis physical healing symptom of a 'charlie horse' in his kideny for one month afterwardHow GNM wants a 'biological' solutionHow tracks/reminders turn the program onHow Danny's rheumatoid arthritis in his shoulder was triggeredHow we can learn to manage tracks and triggers if we don't biologically solve the problemHow prophylactic removal of an organ will not solve or prevent a problem (e.g. breast removal to avoid breast cancer)Why we can't solve problems by addressing symptoms onlyHow the organ is just a vessel for the symptom, it is not where the issue originatesWhy dairy farmers are very familiar with breast cancerThe flawed and theoretical concept of metastasisWhat actually has happened when someone is riddled with cancerExample causes of lung, liver and lymphatic cancerWhen Danny believes that cutting out a tumor is necessaryDanny's plan to leave the melanomas on his back and their purposeWhat microbes really doHow your capacity to heal is impacted if you've lived a sterile life or have take a lot of antibioticsWhat to expect when healing occurs and its relation to the intensity and duration of the conflictHow to downgrade intensity of conflictsWhy most people don't actually experience their healing symptomsDanny's book writing goal expected to span the rest of his lifeThe importance of learning GNM BEFORE you get sickand more!Enjoy this highly insightful and empowering interview and please share with anyone who may benefit...it's time to take back our power and learn to understand the wonders of the human body.Get in contact with Danny:Website: https://danny-carroll.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danny.carroll.9041Email: dc@danny-carroll.comIf you are interested in reading and Danny's book on breast cancer before its official release, please email Danny and he will send you a digital copy.Let's support Danny's mission, it's a huge one and he needs all lthe support he can get!If you like what you heard here then please share! This podcast is being censored so it depends on people like you to spread the word.Also, please like and subscribe wherever you listen and consider leaving a review to make the podcast more visible.. it all helps and I appreciate it with my whole heart!----------------------------------------------------------Are you concerned about the future of our children?The world needs more conscious parents. Stop raising children who need to recover from their childhoods! Get your online program chock full of interviews with world renowned experts here:http://www.sovereigncollective.org/gettheguideEmail me: sascha at sovereigncollective dot org

In this episode of the IMRO Podcast, we report back from the Music Current Festival 2024.Music Current is an annual contemporary music festival produced by Dublin Sound Lab, and taking place in the Project Arts Centre and Contemporary Music Centre in Temple Bar. The festival showcases contemporary Irish and new international electronic music as well facilitating workshops, professional development classes and public panel discussions.This years festival took place in April and Danny Carroll spoke to some of the people involved as well as doing a bit of interactive volunteering.Over the course of the next half hour we will hear from  the festival director Fergal Dowling, the Irish sound artist and performer Lara Gallagher, and Pieter Mathhynssens, the co-artistic director of Nadar Ensemble, a Belgian contemporary music ensemble, that Danny performed with during the festival.0:00 - Danny Carroll intro1:18 - Fergal Dowling Interview7:40 - Lara Gallagher Interview15:45 - Nadar Ensemble rehearsal and interview with Pieter MathhynssensFeatured music:Tak Ensemble - Mouthpiece 28 (composed by Erin Gee) and featured on the Oor:Eryk Salvaggio - Flowers Blooming Backwards Into Noise:Lara Gallagher - Leap Of FoalsNadar Ensemble - Drie (rehearsal audio) - composed by Serge VerstocktLara Gallagher - https://laragallagher.art/Nadar Ensemble - https://nadarensemble.be/Music Current - https://www.musiccurrent.ie/2024/

On today's episode, we are focused on something different - an initiative first started in February 2019, called ‘Me & My Music'  ‘Me & My Music' brings together Musicians and Students in secondary schools across the countryThe workshop series teaches students the fundamentals of songwriting and allows them to create an original composition over the course of a school day.They also get the chance to meet a professional songwriter and learn more about the music industry and their creative process.In recent months, songwriter and educator Luan Parle has been hosting these workshops and I caught up with her (and her special guests) in a couple of schools to find out more.So, over the course of this episode you will be hearing from Luan and the music students at St. David's in Greystones, we meet the Wicklow singer-songwriter Anna-Mieke, we speak with the students at Loreto school in Dalkey, and also hear from musician Ronan Kealy, better known to you and I as Junior Brother.0:00 - Danny Carroll intro link1:30 - Luan & St. David's Class writing a song8:30 - Anna Mieke interview and performance(featured songs Seraphim, Warped Window) https://annamieke.bandcamp.com/music18:40 - Junior Brother Interview and performance(featured songs Good Friday, Hungover At Mass) https://juniorbrother.bandcamp.com/music22:15 - Students at Loreto Dalkey23:20 - Niamh Penston, teacher at Loreto Dalkey

Dublin singer-songwrriter Danny Carroll released his debut solo album I am the Cheese on March 1. He talks through the nine tracks on this TPOE 304. --- Press release: Part of the Dublin music scene for years, Danny Carroll is co-curator of A Litany Of Failures compilation series showcasing independent artists from across Ireland.  Having gigged in various projects, he's opened for kindred spirits such as Jeffrey Lewis and Pavement guitarist Spiral Stairs before the time came to work on his debut solo album. Enlisting the help of Belfast based producer Chris W. Ryan (New Dad, Just Mustard, Robocobra Quartet), the two developed songs with a playful, anything goes approach, with Carroll's songs likened to softer touchstones of indie rock - Silver Jews, Jonathan Richman, and Lee Hazlewood. --- Danny explains: I Am The Cheese is an album I initially recorded with Chris W. Ryan in a week in June 2021. We did this in a terraced house in East Belfast - visited by Carl Eccles on two occasions to play guitar and sing some backing vocals. In the months that followed, Finn McCarthy emailed me bass parts, and I added various bells and whistles to the songs from a flat on North Circular Road in Dublin 7. Laura Ryder also contributed piano to the song Cheesemonger. The drums were performed and recorded by Chris on one day in January 2022 in Start Together Studios. He then mixed the album, and eventually I got it mastered by the late, great John Davis (Blur, The XX, Careerist) who passed away in September 2023. I've sat on the album a long time, in part down due to vinyl pressing, in part due to personal reasons. The mental fortitude it takes to independently 'emerge' and 'unleash' is not always forthcoming. At this point the album feels like a distant document. Nevertheless, it's still something I'm happy to have made for myself. The title is taken from the 1977 Robert Cormier YA novel, which haunted my adolescence. The final lines of the novel refer back to the folk song 'The Farmer In The Dell': "The cheese stands alone. The cheese stands alone. Hi-ho, the derry-o! The cheese stands alone" For a number of reasons it felt fitting to lift that title. credits

On today's episode of the IMRO Podcast we're delighted to bring you an in-depth interview with Moonchild Sanelly.For the uninitiated, Moonchild is a South African singer, songwriter and designer, one of the biggest in fact - she's collaborated with everyone from Beyoncé to Gorillaz, developing a sound she's dubbed 'Future Ghetto Funk'.Originally from Port Elizabeth, Moonchild grew up in a musical family - her parents loving jazz, her brother a hip-hop producer, and her cousins were kwaito dancersShe moved to Durban, where she studied fashion, becoming known as a designer and spoken word artist performing in the cities poetry scene, before later moving to Johannesburg, and establishing herself as one of the most popular voices in South African music.She's released two albums to date, with work on her third album nearly complete and in a wide-ranging conversation with Danny Carroll, she spoke about the craft of commercially successful songwriting, collaborations new and old, finding her way in the music industry, plans for the future and much more beyond all that.1:33 Most recent feature work4:10 Recording her new album abroad with Johan Hugo (Self Esteem, Mumford & Sons, M.I.A)7:50 Key themes of her new album09:10 Collaborating with Self Esteem10:00 Moonchild's passion for collaboration, participating in songwriting camps16:10 Moonchild's early experience in poetry scenes and studying fashion and finding her sound21:45 Family influence25:00 What's inspiring Moonchild now?25:30 Moonchild on Damon Albarn26:20 Learning from Beyonce and being an independent musician27:30 Establishing an identity, moving to Johannesburg and protecting her look28:30 Rejecting defeatist mentality31:30 Anxiety that comes with success35:00 How to disappear in a crowd36:20 Importance of Moonchild's sewing machine and manifesting39:30 Female empowerment and women in South African society40:50 Lineage of defiant South Afrian singers making an impact42:20 Writing for sync and collaboration43:30 Signature vocal44:40 Being conscious of her audience and writing hooks47:05 Influence and impact of her music and representation49:15 How to sonnetise your emotion - distilling emotion into hooks. Not fearing being commercial54:30 Writing about relationships56:50 Reflecting on past experiences in songs61:50 Plans to make the moon shine bigger Featured songs: Demon, Red EyeFollow Moonchild on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moonchildsanellyStream and purchase her music here: https://moonchildsanelly.ochre.store/

On today's episode of the IMRO Podcast, we have insights and expertise from Brian d'Souza.Brian is an award-winning sound artist, DJ, music producer and live performer with a masters in music psychology and sound designIn 2007, he founded the playlist curation and music strategy company Open Ear, going on to work with thousands of brands around the globe including Nike, Google, Dr. Martens, Selfridges, UEFA, Tate Modern, and many more.In a wide-ranging conversation with Danny Carroll, Brian talked about the psychological benefits of music, his experience of establishing a brand identity via playlisting and some of the dos and don'ts for businesses using music.1:00 - Brian Introduces himself discusses his background in psychology and music3:25 - Research into music in business6:00 - Establishing brand identity via music9:20 - Discussion of brands Brian has worked with.13:00 - Playlisting for Dr. Marten's15:00 - This isn't background music, it's foreground music17:00 - Involving store staff in the music curation process19:20 - Curating for key dates around the year, keeping it topical21:00 - A sense of locality in music choices22:30 - Doing a course in sound therapy and exploring the relaxing benefits of music26:30 - Mistakes businesses make around music in their premises - speakers and architecture31:55 - Musical mistakes - Christmas music34:00 - Increasingly broad-minded listeners due to accessibility of music in the digital age36:30 - Brian's current projects and utilising sound therapy techniques38:00 - Final recommendations for businessesFind out more about Brian's work here: https://www.briandsouza.in/www.ambientflo.com& support his music here: auntieflo.bandcamp.com

Rep. Fleming, Rep, Timoney, and Rep. Gooch come together in order to propose a bill that is guaranteed to make Kentucky the rape claim capital of the US. Sen. Danny Carroll's Horizons act is a never ending black hole of spending. 

On today's episode of the IMRO Podcast we meet Ahmed With Love. Releasing music since 2019, he's quickly made a name for himself as a versatile and creative storyteller collaborating with like minded peers in Rory Sweeney, E The Artist and Bricknasty to name a few. He spoke with Danny Carroll back in September, just after staging Clash At The Quays as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival. A unique gathering of musicians and wrestlers, the evening featured performances from Negro Impacto, EFÉ, Julie Louise Knifefist, KhakiKid, Curtisy and the man himself. Going on to win a Judges Choice award as part of the festival,  Ahmed dropped by the IMRO office the day after, reflecting on how the show came together, his creative process, developing a musical community and his hopes for the future. Stream Ahmed With Love's music here:https://open.spotify.com/artist/1qYmvB1zTqFQRaRL6j2ZuK?si=em7qTLHDRkasjE9EsAGk-gSongs featured:World Cup!Full PlatePebblesPuntoMen On A MissionD*MP featuring Curtisy: https://open.spotify.com/track/3a4pI8KVLMpcm4w42IPXaT?si=6e157b1c344b42c0

On today's episode we're bringing you conversations from a sunnier time, August in fact, when Danny Carroll travelled to the Treaty City - Limerick, and met some of the musicians performing at Féile na Gréine festival 2023.  Féile na Gréine is a free festival of emerging and experimental music, entirely volunteer led, with a DIY perspective, the festival celebrates art and community in an attempt to provoke moments of joy in spaces and places across Limerick city. This years festival takes place 23-25 August if you'd like to save the dates! As well as hearing from two of the Féile na Gréine organisers, Chris Quigley and Diarmuid O'Shea, we'll be hearing from the harpist Méabh McKenna, lo-fi singer-songwriter Robbie Stickland, synth-wave artist Coolgirl, and the indie-rock trio Search Results.1:30 - Chris Quigley & Diarmuid O'Shea from Féile na Gréine7:10 - Search Results17:45 - Coolgirl24:10 - Robbie Stickland30:10 - Méabh McKennaFéile na Gréine host a showcase gig in London on Thursday 14th March:https://irishculturalcentre.co.uk/event/glor-nua-x-feile-na-greine-st-patricks-takeover/Follow Féile na Gréine on Instagram for more on the 2024 festival:https://www.instagram.com/feilenagreine/?hl=enRobbie Stickland's second album, 'Lastingness' can be streamed/purchased here:https://robbiestickland.bandcamp.com/album/lastingnessSearch Results debut album 'Information Blip' can be streamed/purchased here:https://searchresultsdub.bandcamp.com/album/information-blipCoolgirl's 'Failed Reboot' EP can be streamed/purchased here:https://coolgirl4lyfe.bandcamp.com/album/failed-reboot-2Follow Méabh McKenna on Instagram for more on her music and upcoming live dates:

On today's episode we're focused on the Borderline Festival. Borderline is a two day event supported by IMRO, held in the Workman's Club on the 15th and 16th of February showcasing forward-facing music from Ireland and abroad The inaugural event is being organised by the promoters Singular Artists, and ahead of the two day showcase Danny Carroll spoke with some of the people involved.Coming up we have interviews with Joe McVeigh from the Belfast noise-punk quartet Enola Gay, we will be speaking with the Dublin based indie-pop artist EFÉ, and before all that we have a chat with Simon Merriman from Singular Artists.Simon spoke about curating the bill for this event, some of the logistical challenges involved and also his excitement for the current state of Irish music Since 2020, EFÉ has released two EPs of distinctive, dayglo bedroom pop, marked by a strong visual aesthetic and playful music videos. We caught up just before Christmas to reflect on 2023 and hear about plans for the year ahead including her new single Truth Truth.Our final interview on today's episode, is with Joe from the band Enola Gay. Formed in Belfast in 2019, Enola Gay have become known for their outspoken lyrics, and genre bending approach to punk. Joe spoke about how the band formed, their early influences and what we can expect from them in 2024. Visit - https://www.borderlinefestival.com/ to find out more about the event and tickets.You can watch the video for EFÉ's new single here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U20gpE-e4LUYou can stream/purchase Enola Gay's latest EP here - https://enolagay1.bandcamp.com/album/casement-ep

On today's episode of the IMRO Podcast, we're in the company of Julie and Fiachra from NewDad NewDad are a quartet originally from Galway, now based in London, that have just released their debut album Madra to much acclaim. Just before the album dropped last week, they spoke to Danny Carroll all about it - topics include working with producer Chris W. Ryan, the influence of bands such as Broadcast and Just Mustard, the unlikely trad connection for the group and the very early days of the band, back in 2017, when they were called...Blank!Featured songs:1. Let Go2. In My Head3. Madra4. White Ribbons

Dublin-based artist Naoise Roo released her second album Emotionally Magnificent on October 27 and brings the curtain down on the project with 'The Last Headline Show Ever Probably' at the Workman's Club on Friday, February 2, featuring special guests Paddy Hanna and Clara Tracey and support from Danny Carroll. On this episode, Naoise talks about some of the reasons why the project is coming to an end and we talk through Emotionally Magnificent track by track. Buy the album: https://naoiseroo.bandcamp.com/merch/emotionally-magnificent-vinyl-special-edition Sign up to the TPOE newsletter (free): https://tpoe.substack.com/ --- Naoise Roo's Instagram message about 'The Last Headline Show Ever Probably': Years ago, I remember seeing an update on Simple Kid's website that included a picture of him and the words "Simple Kid is working out what he wants to do with the rest of his life" or some similar sentiment. I've thought about that a lot over the years. I think its time to explore some other things. There is never a time that seems easy to stop; it always feels like sustainable creative success is just around the corner, that you are waiting on a bus to speed you towards a new destination. However, those of us who have been in this game a long time are often faced with the realisation that the destination doesn't really exist — or when it does, no one knows how long it will last. I think I'd like to switch gears and take a paddleboat somewhere, nowhere in particular. I don't really care about success in the traditional sense. I do, however, care about peace, and trying to be the best version of my creative self. Over the last few years, I have realised that the aspects of this work I value the most involve being in the studio, being with people I love and trust, and making something magic. I am far more suited to this cocoon, rather than the emerging butterfly stage of this vocation. Experiencing major losses last year reminded me how emotionally exhausting this industry can be. Being solo is lonely, even though it obviously takes a village to make things happen and I've been privileged to have support across many things. I could conceivably have a hiatus and not make such a boundary, but truthfully I think I want to create space in my life for other things, ideas, projects and also just to be. I've loved making this music and playing this music. I am so intensely grateful that people have written about my music, shared it with other people or have supported me by coming to the shows and buying records and merch. I am also endlessly grateful to all the people I made music with. It would mean a lot if yall would come on Feb 2nd and we see this thing out in style in Workmans. --- From the press release: Released via North Carolina label Schoolkids Records, Emotionally Magnificent is offered as the culmination of a chapter of a journey that takes in both Lilith and Naoise Roo's 2020 Sick Girlfriend EP, whose four tracks are incorporated here. Combined, it honours the full, sprawling majesty of Naoise Roo as a singular artist. Rather than some throwaway snapshot, released as a mere means to an end, Emotionally Magnificent is a slow focus triumph of reflection and resolve. “The Sick Girlfriend EP had a lot to do with my mental health and how I felt about navigating the music industry,” says Naoise Roo. “‘Falling Stars,' for example, is about watching all these talented people around me hitting the wall and leaving music because it's just too hard to keep going. ‘Sick Girlfriend' itself is basically about the trope of the manic pixie dream girl and how that's exploited, sexualized or slandered.”

As part of Children's Advocacy Week 2024, Shannon Moody speaks with the chairs of the Families and Children Committees -- first with Senator Danny Carroll and then with Representative Samara Heavrin. They discuss a variety of topics discussed within their committees, from child care and early childhood education to foster care and kinship care to paid family leave. Learn more about the Blueprint for Kentucky's Children and track the progress of bills that are good for kids at kyyouth.org/blueprintKY. Thank you to Aetna Better Health of Kentucky for supporting the Making Kids Count podcast. Visit AetnaMedicaidKY.com/choose to learn more about their health care benefits and programs designed with your family's wellbeing in mind.

Inspire, Empower & Educate with Danny Carroll (@GNMIndia) where they share their biggest lessons learned and words of wisdom from living with multiple cancers!   Find out more about them at Book: https://danny-carroll.com/books/terminal-cancer-is-a-misdiagnosis/ Website: https://danny-carroll.com/   Get your 2-month free trial of my Inner Circle here https://bit.ly/InnerCircle2MTrial   Join the FREE Facebook group for The Michael Brian Show at https://www.facebook.com/groups/themichaelbrianshow   Follow Mike on Facebook Instagram & Twitter

A listener to this podcast has asked whether “Adam” in Hosea 6:7 is a name of a place or an allusion to the man of Genesis 1-2. Translations and commentators differ. Dr. Danny Carroll Rodas helps us understand how each view is supported. Prof. Carroll is the Scripture Press Ministries Professor of Biblical Studies and Pedagogy at Wheaton College. Among his many publications are The Lord Roars: Recovering the Prophetic Voice for Today and “Hosea” in Hosea, Amos, Micah (The Expositor's Bible Commentary). He has contributed several episodes to this podcast series. Check out related programs at Wheaton College: Biblical Exegesis MA: https://bit.ly/3FD62kp Classical Languages (Greek, Hebrew, Latin) BA: https://bit.ly/45XCsk9  

So often life experiences move us in the direction that we never anticipated that we would go. Such is the case with a gentleman by the name of Danny Carroll. His experience with a dear friend, who was suffering from terminal cancer started him on a journey of investigation and research on ways to treat various diseases, including cancer, outside of the normal realms of the medical community. And he has discovered some new incredible ways.Please Join UsDr. 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). Inspire Vision TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.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.

In the latest episode of the Simply Fit Podcast I have the pleasure of speaking with Danny Carroll Danny has survived cancer of the lung, testicle, jaw, and skin and has spent the last seventeen years studying alternative healing therapies in search of the Holy Grail of health and wellness. During this search Danny discovered a new body of medical knowledge called Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHk) created by Dr. Hamer concluded that cancer is a “survival” biological program designed to ensure your survival, not kill you. To clarify, I am not a medical professional and the information shared in this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional ahead of trying any alternative treatments. In this episode you can expect to learn: Why Danny truly believes that terminal cancer is a misdiagnosis. Danny's explanation on how cancer is really just a coping mechanism. Danny's thoughts are on chemotherapy and traditional treatments of cancer. So without further ado, Danny Carroll. Email me about the EHC Reset Programme: elliot@ehcoaching.co.uk Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliothasoon/ Let's work together: www.ehcoaching.co.uk Find Danny: Website: https://danny-carroll.com/ Read The Book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Terminal-Cancer-Misdiagnosis-Palliative-Alternative/dp/1915838010 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thehealingtribune Don't forget to subscribe too so that you don't miss any future episodes.

In this episode  Danny Carroll talks about Dr Ryke Geerd Hamer work on terminal cancer. Dr Hamer research indicates that no real diseases exist; rather, what established medicine calls a "disease" is actually a "special meaningful program of nature" and  once we identify the cause of the tumor, then you can, turn off cancer, with your mind by telling your subconscious mind that the issue has been resolved.Pick up a copy of Danny's book on Amazonhttps://www.amazon.com/Terminal-Cancer-Misdiagnosis-Palliative-Alternative-ebook/dp/B0C81LSKJ7 Thanks To our sponsor for this episode Shopify Sign up for a one-dollar-per-month trial period at SHOPIFY.COM/transform”, Go to SHOPIFY. COM/transform to take your business to the next level today. SHOPIFY.COM/ “transform”.See this video on The Transform Your Mind YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@MyhelpsUs/videosTo see a transcripts of this audio as well as links to all the advertisers on the show page https://blog.myhelps.us/Follow Transform Your Mind on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrnamyoung/Follow Transform Your mind on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063738390977Please leave a rating and review on iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/transform-your-mind/id1144973094

We are joined by author Danny Carroll, who takes us on his personal journey into the realm of health and wellness. Danny has studied the body of medical knowledge known as Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHk) or Germanic New Medicine (GNM). His first book, 'Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis,' shares the teachings of Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer. Hailing from London, UK, Danny's educational path culminated in the attainment of a Master's Degree from the London School of Economics. However, what truly distinguishes Danny's narrative is his extraordinary battle against various cancer forms, including lung, testicle, jaw, and skin cancer. Emerging victorious from these life-threatening challenges ignited his fervor for alternative healing therapies.Danny CarrollTerminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis - Danny CarrollNote: This podcast episode is designed solely for informational and educational purposes, without endorsing or promoting any specific medical treatments. We strongly advise consulting with a qualified healthcare professional before making any medical decisions or taking any actions.*If you are in crisis or believe you have an emergency, please contact your doctor or dial 911. If you are contemplating suicide, call 1-800-273-TALK to speak with a trained and skilled counselor.RADICALLY GENUINE PODCASTDr. Roger McFillin / Radically Genuine WebsiteYouTube @RadicallyGenuineDr. Roger McFillin (@DrMcFillin) / X (Twitter)Substack | Radically Genuine | Dr. Roger McFillinInstagram @radicallygenuineContact Radically Genuine—-----------FREE DOWNLOAD! DISTRESS TOLERANCE SKILLS—----------ADDITIONAL RESOURCES11:00 - Learning Germanic New Medicine15:30 - TEDxMumbai - Danny Carroll and Anju Venkat - 04/03/1027:00 - Lactation Without Pregnancy: Things You Should Know33:00 - The BRCA1 and BRCA2 Genes | CDC35:00 - What is a Fishbone Diagram (Ishikawa Diagram)?40:00 - Psychological Factors Associated with Phantom Limb Pain: A Review of Recent Findings - PMC41:00 - Treatment of Recurrent Breast Cancer43:00 - Did Cancer Evolve to Protect Us? - Scientific American44:00 - Depressing Theory: Cancer May Be An Evolutionary Safeguard To Protect Our Species48:00 - Autistic Constellation49:00 - THE FIVE BIOLOGICAL LAWS OF THE GERMANIC NEW MEDICINE1:05:00 - Would Oncologists Want Chemotherapy If They Had Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer?1:19:00 - 11 Hours Chill Music 432Hz Dr.Ryke Geerd Hamer

Amos is a message to the faithful in Israel that there is hope for life within God's creation beyond the coming war. Her children will not be doomed to misfortune. This is a real hope for real people. Dr. Danny Carroll Rodas is the Scripture Press Ministries Professor of Biblical Studies and Pedagogy at Wheaton College.  He has written extensively on Amos, including a major commentary on that prophetic book in the New International Commentary on the Old Testament series. His most recent publication is The Lord Roars: Recovering the Prophetic Voice for Today. He has contributed several episodes to this podcast series.

A Litany of Failures is a compilation of Irish independent music that began with a four-track EP in 2016 and has grown into more than 20 songs for Volume IV, which has just been released. Put together by Danny Carroll, a solo artist in his own right, and Stevie Lennox, guitarist in Belfast's Junk Drawer, alongside Paul O'Connor (Licehead), it's a showcase of some of the wealth of talent spread across the country. We talk with Danny and Stevie about how A Litany of Failures began, how the compilations come together (length of a side of vinyl is important), how their own music is going, and then we talk through all of the acts featured on Volume IV, from M(h)aol to Mantua. Buy A Litany of Failures Volume IV on Bandcamp: https://litanyoffailures.bandcamp.com/album/a-litany-of-failures-volume-iv Danny Carroll tour dates (with Laurie Shaw) September 22: Casey's, Wexford September 23: Whelan's, Dublin September 28: Prim's Bookshop, Kinsale September 29: Levis' of Ballydehob September 30: Plugd, Cork Junk Drawer tour dates September 15: De Barra's (Clonakilty International Guitar Festival September 16: Upstart Festival, Glaunthaune, Cork September 22: McHugh's, Drogheda

Don't miss this Nathan Crane podcast episode with Danny Carroll on alternative solutions for healing diseases like cancer.

Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis: The Power to Heal with German New Medicine  with Danny Carroll   Danny Carroll spent the first half of his life living in London, UK, and completed his education with a master's degree from the London School of Economics. He moved to live and work in India in the mid-1990s. Danny has spent the last seventeen years studying alternative healing therapies in search of the Holy Grail of health and wellness. Following a cathartic healing experience in 2012, he has focused on mind-body healing protocols for the last ten years. He discovered a new body of medical knowledge called Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHk), or Germanic New Medicine (GNM), developed by a German medical doctor named Ryke Geerd Hamer. He has spent the last seven years using this medical science to help people with chronic and terminal health conditions to fully recover their health.  “Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis” is Danny's first book. He plans to write a 500+ series of books examining how Conventional Medicine and Germanic Healing Knowledge approach the cause, symptoms, and solutions to specific diseases. Danny is a pioneer of new medical discoveries and healing protocols that most are unwilling to explore, until they have no other alternative.    W: www.danny-carroll.com F: @TheHealingTribune P: @TheHealingTribune T: @GNMIndia

I am so very pleased to interview my friend, Danny Carroll, author of "Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis: Discover A Palliative Care Alternative Medicine You Can Survive" which is currently trending quite high on Amazon.  It's gone where no other GHK/GNM book has ever gone. Highly readable, it introduces you to the concepts of Germanische Heilkunde/Germanic Healing Knowledge through Danny's own experiences with multiple "cancers." You don't have to have a diagnosis of any kind to enrich your knowledge and empower yourself forever.  A 1-2 hour reading time makes it accessible to everyone. Get the Book here:https://www.amazon.com/Terminal-Cancer-Misdiagnosis-Palliative-Alternative-ebook/Visit Danny's website:http://danny-carroll.com/Visit Andi's website and follow on her socials: website: http://andilockemears.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/Andi.BHWIIG: @alockemearsLinkedIn: Andi Locke Mears

Welcome to the Evolvepreneur (After Hours) Show I am your Special Host Christine Campbell Rapin Join me today where we dig deep with our guests and get you the best concepts and strategies to fast-track your business. My very special guest today is Danny Carroll ... Danny Carroll has spent the last decade working in Venture Capital and researching cancer as a side hobby. Despite not being a doctor, he has helped terminally and chronically ill cancer patients recover their health. His teacher, a medical doctor, discovered a connection between emotional trauma and cancer after experiencing a personal tragedy. Danny has written a book titled 'Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis' to share his research findings with a wider audience. He aims to challenge the existing medical paradigm and make natural healing accessible by writing books on various diseases.

Should we rethink how we view terminal cancer? Tune in for an inspiring discussion with Danny Carroll on his new #bestselling #book Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis: Discover a Palliative Care Alternative Medicine That You Can Survive. The Healing Tribune#MomentsWithMarianne with host Marianne Pestana airs every Friday at 10AM PST/ 1PM EST in the Southern California area on KMET1490AM & 98.1 FM, an ABC Talk News Radio Affiliate! Danny Carroll spent the first half of his life in London, UK, and completed his education with a master's degree from the London School of Economics. He later moved to India where he now lives and works. Danny has spent the last 17 years studying alternative healing therapies in search of the Holy Grail of health and wellness. Following a cathartic healing experience in 2012, he has focused on mind-body healing protocols for the last 10 years. Danny discovered a new body of medical knowledge called Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHK), or Germanic New Medicine (GNM), developed by a German doctor Ryke Geerd Hamer, MD, and has spent the last seven years using this practice to help people with chronic and terminal health conditions. https://danny-carroll.comFor more show information visit: www.MariannePestana.com#bookclub #readinglist #books #bookish #author #authorinterview #KMET1490AM #radioshow #cancer #alternativehealth #alternativehealing #healing #healingjourney NOTE: This interview is not designed to provide listeners with specific personal, medical, or counseling services or any advice. This program is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or illness. Individuals with health problems should always consult their healthcare provider. This show holds no responsibility, for the validity or accuracy of the information shared on this show, and is for entertainment purposes.

Is there hope after a terminal cancer diagnosis? Tune in Today at 10am PT/1pm ET for an inspiring discussion with Danny Carroll on his new #book Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis: Discover a Palliative Care Alternative Medicine That You Can Survive. #MomentsWithMarianne with host Marianne Pestana airs every Friday at 10AM PST/ 1PM EST in the Southern California area on KMET 1490AM & 98.1 FM, an ABC Talk News Radio Affiliate!Danny Carroll spent the first half of his life in London, UK, and completed his education with a master's degree from the London School of Economics. He later moved to India where he now lives and works. Danny has spent the last 17 years studying alternative healing therapies in search of the Holy Grail of health and wellness. Following a cathartic healing experience in 2012, he has focused on mind-body healing protocols for the last 10 years. Danny discovered a new body of medical knowledge called Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHk), or Germanic New Medicine (GNM), developed by a German doctor Ryke Geerd Hamer, MD, and has spent the last seven years using this practice to help people with chronic and terminal health conditions. https://danny-carroll.com For more show information visit: www.MariannePestana.com#bookclub #readinglist #books #bookish #author #authorinterview #KMET1490AM #radioshow #cancer #alternativehealth #alternativehealing #healing #healingjourney NOTE: This interview is not designed to provide listeners with specific personal, medical, or counseling services or any advice. If you feel that you need to talk to someone about suicide, please contact your local suicide hotline, or in the US 988. This program is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or illness. Individuals with health problems should always consult their health care provider. This show holds no responsibility, for the validity or accuracy of the information shared on this show, and is for informational purposes.

Welcome to episode 49! In this episode, I'm taking you through my personal mid-year progress report on the intentions I set for myself at the beginning of the year! I share: - the intention that I was successful with and the one I wasn't! - the powerful concept of "indulgent emotions" and how this is directly tied to self-sabotage! - my recent personal ah-ha moment that was a serious game-changer! - the updated intention I'm placing for myself for the next 6-months - exciting announcement for episode 50: Livestream! Join me and special guest Danny Carroll - and much more! Join my email list to be sure you don't miss an episode: Reach out to me at tanya@tanyaverquin.ca Read about the 5 Biological Laws of GNM here: learninggnm.com/SBS/documents/gnm…opening_page.html New Perspectives Membership: tanyaverquin.ca/memberships/new-perspectives/ Connect with me: Free strategy call: email tanya@tanyaverquin.ca www.instagram.com/pixelatedperspectivespodcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/newperspectivescoaching/

Welcome to episode 47! British author Danny Carroll joined me today to share part of his journey to writing his autobiographical book "Terminal Caner is a Misdiagnosis: Discover a Palliative Care Alternative Medicine That You Can Survive". In this episode Danny shared: - His fascinating journey of discovering and practicing GHM/Germanische Heilkunde - How he resolved 6-months of excruciating full-body muscle knots overnight! - How to "switch off" symptoms and pain (you have to try this!) - Healing from his own multiple cancers - and much more! Beginning with his book, Danny's mission is to introduce Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer's scientific medical discoveries to a mass audience who have not yet come across the ground breaking body of work. This flagship book has been written so that anybody with no knowledge of German New Medicine/Germanische Heilkunde can understand and absorb the information. Danny is planning to publish the book on Amazon. He needs a large number of people to read the book and be ready to post an honest review on Amazon when it is published. It is important when the book is published to get at least 200 reviews in the first week of publication to help drive the Amazon algorithm. If you would be interested to read and review Danny's book, please reach out to Danny at dc@danny-carroll.com and he will share a free copy of the pre-published version of the book with you. It is relatively short and will take less than two hours to read. This is a great initiative to help raise the awareness of Dr. Hamer's medical discoveries among a global audience. Your support would be really appreciated. **The information given in this episode is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice.** Danny Carroll's website: https://danny-carroll.com/ Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis book: https://danny-carroll.com/books/ Read about the 5 Biological Laws of GNM here: learninggnm.com/SBS/documents/gnm…opening_page.html New Perspectives Membership: tanyaverquin.ca/memberships/new-perspectives/ Connect with me: tanya@tanyaverquin.ca www.instagram.com/pixelatedperspectivespodcast

Danny has been studying health and wellness for over 20 years. He started studying nutrition and lifestyle health issues in early 2000 when he reached 106 kgs. In the mid 2000's, when a friend who he helped by funding her cancer treatment, died after three rounds of chemotherapy, he started his journey of looking for better solutions to cancer. He shares his journey in his new book "Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis". For more, go to https://danny-carroll.com/

Today I'm speaking about the benefits of hearing your script read aloud in a group environment and some methods for getting useful feedback on your play. I recently finished a polished first draft of a new play, and organising a table read with actors was a key part of moving the draft into its next iteration. I speak about:- The similarities between playwriting and music composition, and why we need to hear our words read aloud.- Methods for giving and receiving feedback in a group environment.- Knowing when you're ready to discuss your ideas and unpack aspects of your play in a group environment. - The concept of ‘works in progress' in your artistic pursuits as well as more broadly in your life.- Types of table reads and how they're used as a tool at different phases of the creative process. - Using table reads and development discussions to find those gemstone notes that will unlock that next iteration of your play.- Tips for making table reads run smoothly.- Prompts and questions to ask for areas of playwriting craft you might like to get feedback on.I reference:Episode 9 Dramaturgy, Feedback and Implementing Notes‘The Critical Response Process' by Liz Lerman and John Borstel‘The Director's Craft' by Katie MitchellThank you for listening! This is an independently produced podcast which means I do all of it, end-to-end, myself. Rating and reviewing is a really friendly way to show your support.If you're interested in working with me as your dramaturg then send me an email at emily@emilysheehan.info. You can learn more about my work on my website or say hi and ask me a question via @emilysheehan__ on Instagram. Special thanks today to Ashton Sly, Joshua Monaghan and Danny Carroll.

Danny has survived cancer of the lung, testicle, and jaw. He has spent 20 years researching cancer solutions and the last 7 years helping terminally ill cancer patients to fully recover their health. Danny is British, educated at the London School of Economics, and lived in Mumbai India since 1996. 02:02: In the year 2000, my lung collapsed. 04:13: It spontaneously exploded, and your lung collapsed. 06:03: I started smoking at the age of eight.  08:16: I decided to have a vasectomy. 11:08: I had the taste and the smell of rotting flesh for three months.  13:15: Cancer still destroyed a decent part of my jaw. 15:13: What kind of cancer did she have?  18:04: He didn't know if there was any causal link between him getting cancer and his son dying.  21:14: Doctors think that cancer is abnormal cell growth.  22:54: Who made an impact on your life? 26:24: She was given 17 rounds of chemo on a blood test.  28:11: Some people just do not have the capacity to heal themselves. 31:30: If you could only do one thing to change healthcare, what would it be and why? 34:42: Thriver Rapid Fire Questions37:23: Aside from Cancer U, what is one resource that you would recommend for cancer patients and caregivers?  Resources Danny's websiteDanny's Twitter handle: @GNMIndiaDanny on LinkedInEmail Danny  

Danny Carroll is an expert in the Hebrew Prophets. He's thought deeply and written significantly about them for years. In this podcast he discusses his new book, The Lord Roars: Recovering the Prophetic Voice for Today. The post Episode 111 The Hebrew Prophets with Danny Carroll first appeared on Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center.

Danny Carroll is an expert in the Hebrew Prophets. He's thought deeply and written significantly about them for years. In this podcast he discusses his new book, The Lord Roars: Recovering the Prophetic Voice for Today. The post Episode 111 The Hebrew Prophets with Danny Carroll first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

Danny Carroll, a thriver/survivor of several different cancers, joins the podcast to talk about the role of trauma as a cause of cancer, his skepticism about western medicine, and how he believes Germanic New Medicine helped him and why this approach can be explored by anyone who has been diagnosed with a chronic illness. Danny can be found at www.danny-carroll.com

In this delightful conversation, Andi reveals her journey from learning GNM in 2009 right up through learning GHK in more recent years.  Is there a difference between GNM and GHK?  Yes!  Learn more about this here.She includes valuable information about the roots of the Germanic people of early Europe and their influence on Dr. Hamer. She also explores how and why she co-founded a unique GHK international group called GHKGlobal.org. She touches briefly on Dr. Hamer's Constellation work with "mental illness," mood disorders and behavioral issues. All in all, this illuminating conversation is a must-see for all GNM/GHK enthusiasts!!

Immigration has been part of the human story, from the beginning.  The the Bible demonstrates great sympathy and compassion to those dispossessed by violence, depravation, war, and conquest.  Dr. Carroll invites us to hear what God's Word has to say about this very common human problem.  The post Episode 090 The Bible and Immigration with Danny Carroll Rodas first appeared on Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center.

Immigration has been part of the human story, from the beginning.  The the Bible demonstrates great sympathy and compassion to those dispossessed by violence, depravation, war, and conquest.  Dr. Carroll invites us to hear what God's Word has to say about this very common human problem.  The post Episode 090 The Bible and Immigration with Danny Carroll Rodas first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

What can preachers learn from prophets? In this episode, Matt Woodley explores that question with Danny Carroll, Professor of Biblical Studies and Pedagogy at Wheaton College. Carroll said “Prophetic preaching means speaking truth in the public square. But it also requires a certain kind of integrity, a knowledge of the world that we live in.” He also indicated that for prophets in the Old Testament, being prophetic often had implications for worship. He was born and raised in Houston, Texas. Carroll's mother raised his family bi-lingual and bicultural, so they visited Guatemala every summer. Later on, he taught at a seminary in Guatemala City for thirteen years. To emulate the Old Testament prophets, pastors can emulate prophets' behavior or preach their message. Carroll also recommends pastors begin preaching from the Old Testament. “We need the prophets as a moral compass and we lost it, and now we're beginning to pay the social price for having silenced and ignored the prophets” he said. Check out what was referenced on the podcast: Daniel Carroll's book The Book of Amos (New International Commentary on the Old Testament. WM.B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 2020. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices