Podcast appearances and mentions of david gate

Today's topic and subject matter is a tough one. I'm talking with my friend David Gate. David is a writer and poet. He has a new book releasing in 2025 called A Rebellion of Care. But David also has a long history as a worship leader, songwriter, and artist. David wrote an article recently in […] The post #358: Two White Guys Talking About The Black Church, Black Music, & Black Liberation (An Interview with David Gate) appeared first on Beyond Sunday Worship.

A Northwestern Medicine study published in Nature Medicine, used a new technique called spatial transcriptomics to examine the brain's response to Alzheimer's therapies, revealing new molecular targets that could enhance the effectiveness of current therapies and not just slow the disease, but potentially improve patient outcomes. David Gate, PhD, assistant professor of Neurology in the Ken and Ruth Davee Department of Neurology and director of the Abrams Research Center on Neurogenomics, led this research. 

WHAT'S IT LIKE TO BE AN ENTHUSIAST? At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type Seven, "The Enthusiast". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: leedssanctuary.org.uk/enneagram-book-club/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

WHAT'S IT LIKE TO BE A LOYALIST? At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type Six, "The Loyalist". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: leedssanctuary.org.uk/enneagram-book-club/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

WHAT'S IT LIKE TO BE AN INVESTIGATOR? "They're ​often ​people ​with ​very ​good ​boundaries ​between ​home ​and ​work, but ​sometimes ​this ​can ​show ​itself ​in ​a ​space ​of ​avoidance. ​So ​they'll ​be ​people ​who ​are ​extremely ​boundaried, ​you ​know ​where ​you ​stand ​with ​them, ​which ​is ​a ​great ​thing, but ​that ​can ​go ​too ​far... ​actually ​they've ​put ​all ​of ​these ​walls ​and ​boundaries ​up ​in ​their ​life ​and ​sometimes ​​that ​can ​lead ​to ​them ​just ​feeling ​alone ​and ​isolated..." At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type Five, "The Investigator". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: leedssanctuary.org.uk/enneagram-book-club/ Read our 2021 blog about the Enneagram: www.leedssanctuary.org.uk/2021/12/20/w…e-enneagram/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE AN INDIVIDUALIST? At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type Four, "The Individualist". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: leedssanctuary.org.uk/enneagram-book-club/ Read our 2021 blog about the Enneagram: www.leedssanctuary.org.uk/2021/12/20/w…e-enneagram/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE A CHALLENGER? At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type Eight, "The Challenger". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: leedssanctuary.org.uk/enneagram-book-club/ Read our 2021 blog about the Enneagram: www.leedssanctuary.org.uk/2021/12/20/w…e-enneagram/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE A PEACEMAKER? At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type Nine, "The Peacemaker". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: leedssanctuary.org.uk/enneagram-book-club/ Read our 2021 blog about the Enneagram: www.leedssanctuary.org.uk/2021/12/20/w…e-enneagram/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE AN ACHIEVER? “As we're having these conversations, I'm really struck by how these periods of stress, when we're aware of them, can actually be really empowering. I suppose, the ups and downs of life as they relate to places of growth and stress for our different enneagram types, when we know about them, how helpful that is, bBecause then we can go, “oh, I feel this way, that is so counter to who I usually am., why do I feel that way and how do I get out of it?” At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type Eight, "The Challenger". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: leedssanctuary.org.uk/enneagram-book-club/ Read our 2021 blog about the Enneagram: www.leedssanctuary.org.uk/2021/12/20/w…e-enneagram/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE A HELPER? "But I guess that's part of the reason why we're doing this series, isn't it? Because if we can acknowledge that that is a potential feeling, an expression of being an Enneagram 2, then knowing that that is a red flag can be so useful because then you can step back from it and examine what your motivation is and work out how to proceed..." At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type Two, "The Helper". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: https://leedssanctuary.org.uk/enneagram-book-club/ Read our 2021 blog about the Enneagram: www.leedssanctuary.org.uk/2021/12/20/w…e-enneagram/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

In this episode, Brandi is joined by poet and creative David Gate to talk about evangelism and the ways the modern western approaches to it prime Christians toward colonialism, accepting propaganda, and politically violent ideology and practice. You can find David's work at the link above and his substack here!If you like what you hear you can subscribe, rate, review, or tell others about the show. You can help make the show happen financially on patreon at patreon.com/reclaimingmytheology.If you have comments, questions, or requests please contact us at reclaimingmytheology@gmail.com or through the contact page at reclaimingmytheology.org.Reclaiming My Theology is recorded, produced and edited by Brandi Miller, our music is by Sanchez Fair. Taking our theology back from ideas and systems that oppress. @reclaimingmytheology

WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE A REFORMER? At Leeds Sanctuary, we run popular Retreat Days and a Book Club all about The Enneagram - an ancient personality typing tool which many people still find helpful and relevant today! In this podcast series, join Emily and Anna as they discuss the strengths and challenges of each Enneagram type, their core motivations and fears, defence mechanisms, and tips for being emotionally healthy over stressed and burnt out. This episode focuses on Enneagram Type One, "The Reformer". Let us know if anything you hear resonates with you! Useful links: Find out more about our ongoing Enneagram Book Club: www.leedssanctuary.org.uk/2024/08/08/j…am-book-club Read our 2021 blog about the Enneagram: www.leedssanctuary.org.uk/2021/12/20/w…e-enneagram/ Visit David Gate's website to find the Enneagram Beatitudes: https://www.davidgatepoet.com/ With special thanks to Abi Thomas at Praxis Centre for editing this podcast, and to David Gate for his kind permission to read his poems. Music by Purvi Dalal on Pixabay.

This Sunday at First Universalist, we invite you to a special service, “Awakening Presence: A Journey From Numbness to Engagement,” as we explore the transformative power of reconnecting with our emotions and each other. Dive deep into the essence of presence, overcoming the barriers of emotional numbness that hinder our personal growth and communal vitality. Engage in a meaningful exploration of how mindfulness and empathy can not only enrich our personal journeys but also empower our collective commitment to justice and compassion. As we continue our stewardship campaign, remember that your support breathes life into the heart of our community, helping to revive the emotional nerve endings of our congregation. Join us in fostering a vibrant, engaged, and empathetic community, ready to embrace the full spectrum of life's experiences together. Your presence and contribution are the keys to unlocking a more present, connected, and lively congregation.   Welcome and Call to Worship- Dr. Glen Thomas Rideout (:24) Story for All Ages- Adaptation of a story by Leo Tolstoy- Em Herman-Johnson and the congregation (4:15) Singing Together- Come and Go With Me and What Wondrous Love is This?- Dr. Glen Thomas Rideout (16:35) Community Prayers- Katherine Harrell (23:00) Invitation to Give and Receive- Rev. Ashley Harness and David Leppik (30:37) Offertory- I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free by Nina Simone- Dr. Glen Thomas Rideout (36:18) Greeting One Another- Em Herman-Johnson (38:38) Reading- Go to the Limits of Your Longing by Rainer Maria Rilke (40:48) Message- Unshackling the Chains of Emotional Numbness- Rev. Ashley Harness and Dick Young (42:41) Benediction- words by David Gate in memory of Nex Benedict (57:45) Closing Song- Where You Go, I will Go, Beloved by Shoshana Jedwab

Brian Lee shares his personal story of experiencing spiritual abuse and what led him to start Broken to Beloved, an online summit and support resource for survivors. Register for the Broken to Beloved Summit January 23-26, 2024 HEREBrian Lee is a pastor, coach, and speaker. As a survivor of spiritual abuse and religious trauma, he has spent his time since leaving vocational ministry in 2021 working to provide recovery and resources for fellow victims and survivors. In 2023, he created and founded Broken to Beloved, a nonprofit organization that exists to help other victims and survivors through its Annual Summit and seasonal Cohorts, while also providing trauma awareness and safeguarding practices to pastors, leaders and churches.Based in Richmond, VA, Brian loves to go on outdoor adventures with his family, explore their neighborhood, community, and city, find good parks, enjoy good food, and have fun together. As a coffee snob and addict, he could always use another cup. Transcript (Transcript is unedited for typos or misspellings): Katherine: hey, Brian. Brian: Hey, Katherine. How's it going? Going? All right. How about you? Doing, Katherine: doing well, doing, doing okay for doing okay. Or a Tuesday. Brian: It's just for the end of the month slash year slash the world is losing its mind. Katherine: Right. I know like there's been a lot of moments this week where somebody will say something about Christmas and I'm like, Oh, that's, that's on Sunday.Yes. Okay. We are, we are still, there is still Christmas. Yes. Well, thanks for joining me. I am really excited to talk to you about your summit that you are hosting and curating in January for Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month. At the time this episode comes out, it will already be January. So I'm really excited to hear about that.I got to participate in that [00:01:00] last year. We'll be participating again this year. Great time to just connect with other people working in this spiritual abuse, recovery, religious trauma, recovery space, and also. Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month for folks who are not aware is in January. And we were talking before we started recording about when we first heard about Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month.When, when was it for listeners that you first Brian: heard about it? I just learned about it last year because, and I, but to be fair, I've only been doing this work for about a year now. I wish I knew about it sooner. And I think we were both saying it's like, we can't find who originated this thing. But it's been around for at least 20 years, which to me is crazy.Yeah. I learned about it because of Aaron hung, who's an artist who was doing that whole AZ trauma recovery series on her Instagram page. And I was like, spiritually, it'd be some awareness a month. That's a thing. And then the more I dove into it, I was like, Oh my gosh, this is absolutely a thing. And it's been around a long time.Why do we not know more about it? Katherine: Exactly. I was wondering too, when, [00:02:00] when did that book, the oldest probably. Documented writing about spiritual abuse is probably the subtle power of spiritual abuse. I Brian: think that's what I was thinking. Yep. And that was, I think it was written in the 90s. I want to say, okay, I'm going to look for a publication date because I want to be sure.But I remember reading it thinking I was like, did they just write this like a year ago? And it's like, no, it's been around for a very long time. Yeah, Katherine: yeah, yeah. And then even just like the reality that PTSD. Was not an official diagnosis until the 80s. Brian: Yes. Katherine: Yes. We're very new in this trauma world. Yes.We're all very new to this. This is a new, new territory for all of us. Did you, did you find the Brian: date? Amazon says the publication date is 2005, but that seems late to me. I feel like it was before that. It has a very nice Katherine: cover. Brian: It does! Which is why I feel like it is. So now I'm opening my Kindle to look for the actual copyright date on the inside of it.Yeah, Katherine: maybe that was the most [00:03:00] recent Brian: publication. That's what I'm wondering. Library, look for the yellow book right there. The yellow book. Yeah. That's what I call it. The yellow book. Copyright page. 1991. You were right. Boom. Boom. First time. Katherine: First time. Yeah. So I guess that's the first time that that became something Brian: that.People and for reference to me that feels like 10 years ago, but it's 32 years ago.Yes, I know that tells you how old I am feel like that long ago, but because it wasn't it wasn't Katherine: Yeah, I know because i'm like i've lived Yeah, I've lived longer in the 2000s than I lived in the, in the, in the, in the 1900s, 1900s or so. Brian: It's been a while. How dare you? Yes, we are, we are, we're getting, we're getting up there.We're getting up there. Yes, yes we are. [00:04:00] Speaking of Katherine: age, actually I have nothing. Nothing to say about it. I'm just trying to segue talking about broken to beloved, which is your summit that's coming up and to get us started. I would love to hear whatever you feel comfortable sharing about your spiritual abuse story and how can you, you said that you discovered this word, right?Or this phrase, spiritual abuse, this term fairly recently, when did you, maybe just to start out, when did you first hear the term and did you have an aha moment like many of us Brian: do? Gosh, when did I first hear the term? I honestly don't even know, but it was probably from one of the books that I started reading that validated that experience for me.It might have been K. J. Ramsey's book The Lord is My Courage, and I read it more as a, oh, maybe this will help me in a [00:05:00] dark season, and that's one of my favorite psalms anyway, so, and then I didn't realize she was going to go into their whole spiritual abuse story, and then I am a person who reads all the footnotes and then goes and finds all the primary resources and reads those, so Katherine: that's favorite reader.They were like, we put this in here for you. Brian: Yes. Well, and that's, I love footnotes. So, so because of her, I think is, is how I found the subtle power of spiritual abuse. And then from there, I went down the rabbit hole. I mean, something's not right. Redeeming Power, Church Called Tove, Try Softer, Narcissism Comes to Church, you know, all these books.And now in the last two years, I've read over 40. Five books on that topic, which seems overwhelming because it kind of is, but it all came out of my personal experience, right? So I left my last church in July of 2021. I had been there for just about three years, I think. And I walked into that church.[00:06:00] My wife and I have both moved here saying to each other it would be really nice if this works out And if it doesn't because we've already been hurt before I think we're done with ministry for a while Which feels kind of crazy to walk into a church saying that like this is the last stop Yes.Basically. Yeah. Not indefinitely, not forever, but for a while, we're going to just give this a break because we're done. And so, you know, my story goes back over 10 years now, I think I worked at a Christian college as the marketing, as the graphic designer for the marketing department. I had also attended and graduated from that college, which isn't unusual.But it was a completely different experience being a student there than it was being on staff there. And I didn't know what to do with the cognitive dissonance of looking at leaders that I respected and admired Who seemed to preach the gospel and talk about servant leadership and humility and all these things But then I would be sitting in meetings I was like I don't know who this person is who is so [00:07:00] angry and belittling and demeaning and authoritarian and all these pieces And so finally leaving that environment I need to ask you a Katherine: question, just like following up on that, because I feel like that's such a common theme of like the, what you preach and what you teach is not who you are.And I just, I just hear that all the time. And just was talking to someone about the other day about her father, who was a pastor and he. He was a pastor and he would preach these things about like parenting and then he would like not be that type of parent. And I'm just curious from the experience that you had what, what is your take on that of like, why, like, you obviously know what's right.Where, where is this disconnect happening because you can preach it enough to convince people then what's happening here. What's your Brian: [00:08:00] take on that? My take for the last two or three years now has been, it all boils down to the need for power and control. And this message is going to work and this message is going to work.And so the secondary or maybe even tertiary word that comes out of that is optics. It all comes down to optics and the way things look and appear so that I can maintain power and control. And so if I can maintain this image of, then I will continue to have power and control and influence over these people as long as they don't see behind the curtain.And if they do see behind the curtain, it doesn't matter because I control them anyway because I'm their boss, right? Or because I am their spiritual authority or leader or whatever it is. So I, it's wrecking. Man, there's so many ways I can go so the last pastor I had would often say things like when I first started.It's like you have to recognize the hats that you wear when you walk into a room. So I know that I'm the [00:09:00] pastor. So I know that there's a power dynamic. So I had to be aware that when I'm leading a conversation or that there's going to be a shift in something somewhere. But then this is the same guy who would absolutely manipulate that power dynamic.Yeah, or pretend that he was the servant or the victim or the low man on the totem pole is like you don't get it both ways. Like so. So I know that you cognitively know these things to be true. And yet I see you do the polar opposite. And then use those things to twist them to your advantage. Yes. In the way of whether ignorantly or intentionally, both are worse, harming someone else in the process.Katherine: Yeah, and that is the crux of spiritual abuse and why it is devastating and so damaging and so complex and so confusing is like these people are preaching these good messages that they are aware are quote unquote good messages, but [00:10:00] using that intentionally to manipulate and control people. So then these good messages.suddenly become infused with this thing that makes us just terrified. Brian: Poison. It's poison. Katherine: Yeah. And we're just, we're just like, I can't even engage with this, even though some of this stuff is really good, you know, that. Yeah. Yeah. And, and, and yet it just causes this. Massive cavern of, of just fear and doubt and trauma.Brian: Yes, I think that's where a lot of the confusion comes from, too, is because, because so much of it is truth, right? Or is based on quote, good intentions or scripture or whatever it is, but then you see it manipulated and twisted. So now you don't know what to believe or what's true or good anymore.Right, and you can't Katherine: trust good people who are saying absolutely, it's like absolutely walk into a room and you're like, are they good or [00:11:00] not, you know, just, just being able to trust, even just what people say and like, and then you're kind of in evangelicalism and church culture, you like you walk into a church and and everyone's believing the same thing.Well, Are, are they, are they, are we, are we all on the same page here? I talked to someone the other day that like teaches their children just because someone is a pastor doesn't mean they're interpreting scripture actually accurately. And I was like, okay, that's a very wise thing to teach your child, but so sad that you're saying.has led you to teach that to your child. Brian: Yeah. Yeah. Same. Well, and I've heard, I've heard parents and other people just like, because normally we instruct our kids to pay attention or listen to the grownups. And I've heard other grown up, other adults and friends say, it's like, actually, that's not always true because grownups won't always tell you the right thing to do, or they might be wanting to hurt you in some kind of way.And it's like, I hate that we have to teach our kids that, but it's, that's [00:12:00] the way of the world today. And it's just really unfortunate and sad and grieving. Katherine: Yes. When you're allowed to be afraid of Santa Claus. Yes. Brian: Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Yes. That's okay if you're afraid. So trust your gut on that one.Yeah. So anyway, so I went through that experience three times in three different environments. Three times. The first time, not necessarily in a row, but very close. So the first time at a college with an older leader, mentor, figure, admired. Second time with a, someone who very young and then I had a short break for about two years and then ended up where I was now with someone who's basically my contemporary.But it's just getting it, getting hit from all sides of it. And I had had enough. So when we left, when I left the church in July of 21, I was like, I am absolutely done for a while and I've got to figure all of this out because I don't know why it keeps happening to me, you know, a result of all the gas lighting is like, it must be my fault.So it must be something wrong in the denominator. [00:13:00] Exactly. And we had already been seeing our counselor therapist for a while. So we just kind of dove into the topic head first. It's like, I just, I'm in a tailspin. I don't know what to do. Like, I don't know which way is up right now, and I just help. Just help.And she, she is a trauma informed therapist, which was extreme. I'm grateful for, because that's not why we started going to her. But that helped to process all of this stuff and then finding these books and finding these resources and chasing the rabbit holes got me to the place was like, okay, I can name spiritual abuse.I can define it. I can name trauma and define it. And after about a year and a half. Of doing that work and processing through the trauma and the abuse. I was like, I think I might be in a place where I feel like I'm doing better and I'm not doing great, but I'm definitely better than I was. And I think I actually have a framework for how I want to help other people because everywhere around me, I see people dealing with the same thing.And I hate that we're all here. Katherine: [00:14:00] Absolutely. Did you have, when you were like doing research, did you have something that you, how are you defining it at the time? You just calling it church hurt. What were you Googling? Brian: What were the things that you? Yeah. Well, yeah. I mean, I think it starts with church hurts.That's kind of the phrase that people hear. And then once I got my brain around the term spiritual abuse, I was like, Oh, okay. And then of course everyone quotes, the body keeps a score. So I forced myself through that one. And then through that one learned, learned trauma and then found books on religious trauma and started doing that whole thing.So just coming up with definitions and just kind of collecting all these in a master Google doc for my brain and figuring it out from there. Katherine: Yeah. Yeah. And then at what point did you say? Yeah. So you said that I want to help people and help make sense of this. Where did the vision for broken to beloved come from?Cause last year was the first year, right? April, wait, I guess that's this year, right? [00:15:00] Brian: Yeah, it is. Yeah. April of this year. Yeah. 20, 23 at the time. So it didn't start as broken into beloved. It started as a six week cohort, which I call through, which is based on the children's book. Going on a bear hunt because we can't go around it.Can't go over it. You just got to go through it. Right. And that came up from a friend, Amy. I was speaking at her summit. She does an Enneagram summit and I also do Enneagram coaching, but she said, what do you want to talk about? I was like, this sounds crazy, but. Do you want to talk like, can I talk about like spiritual abuse?She goes, what? We have to do that. And so it just got all my wheels turning and then that's what kind of turned into the cohort. So I, I created a framework for a six week cohort to lead people. You know, and the story of that is like, because I over identified myself as broken for so long, I literally walked into this last church interview with the pastors and elders and said, Listen, they were like, hey, why should we hire you?And my answer was, well, actually, you [00:16:00] don't want to hire me because I'm damaged goods. Let me just disqualify myself to you now because you don't want me because I'm broken and I'm really damaged. So you don't want me here. And so I recognize that I was wearing that as my identity. And so through KJ Ramsey's book, through all these other books that identified Wade Mullin, something's not right and all these other things, it's like, Oh, okay, so maybe I'm not the problem.Yeah, maybe there's stuff broken in the system and it's not to say I'm not blameless for a lot of things because I certainly am but it was Developing a framework for what does it look like to move out of my brokenness and to actually name the things that have happened to Me because we can't heal what we can't name.So naming things is really important Recognizing where I am in time and space so that I can pull myself to the present and recognize when I'm safe when I'm not When I'm triggered or activated when I'm not And then using all the polyvagal theory stuff that she includes in there. And then [00:17:00] recognizing how embodiment is so important and breath practices and mindfulness things and moving forward so that we can recognize, identify, and then embrace our belovedness as our actual identity, not our brokenness.So the cohort came first in October of 2022. It went really, really well. I did it again in January of 23, which is the beginning of the year that we're recording. And so coming out of those two cohorts, I was like, man, it seems like there's an audience for this and a need for it. And all the books that I have read have done a really great job defining terms for me.They do a good job of validating experiences and telling stories. I've read almost nothing that offers what now? Mm hmm. Mm hmm. Like, I just don't know what to do. Like, okay, great. Thanks for sharing the information, but what do I actually do now? Cause I still feel stuck. So the whole point of the broken to beloved summit, which came from the bookends of the cohort of starting broken and ending beloved [00:18:00] was to invite all the authors that I had read and the resources that I had found online, get them in one place and just say, great.What now? What now? What now? And to make it practical, right? So the whole tagline I use for everything is finding a pathway toward healing and wholeness. When Katherine: you were describing yourself as broken when you would walk into these interviews, what did that mean to you? Was that yeah, expound on what that meant and then how is that showing up for Brian: you?I don't know if I've ever been asked that question. I just felt broken. Like my whole brain was. I'm just unsure of what to believe or what was right or wrong. I'm also an Enneagram One, which is very right wrong, black white minded. I always think I have to do things the right way. So for me It was always a, well, if I was fired from this place, or if I had to leave because I was so toxic, what did I do wrong?But other people [00:19:00] loved me, and it was just this group, so maybe it was, maybe it was them, but maybe it was me, but I'm not sure, and I think I'm really good at my job. And people tell me I'm good at my job, but the pastor just told me I'm not and that he needs to replace me because the board told him so even though they've never given me feedback in any of my reviews that anything needed to change when I've been asking for them for years.So it's, it's all that kind of stuff that in your brain messes with you. It's also the the second place that we left, we were friends with. The pastor and his wife, we graduated together. We were alumni together. I was like, we thought we were friends. We hung out at each other's houses. And then to do something like that and to feel so stabbed in the back, really It was a, it was just kind of whiplash, right?It's like, what, what, what happened there? And so what's wrong with me and what's wrong with my relationships? Cause I thought we were okay, but apparently not because then this happens. So walking into this last interview to just say, Hey, I'm damaged goods. I'm broken. I mean, that's really what it was. And then I had [00:20:00] had two years at another church where I.Genuinely thrived for two years. And I was like, Oh, there's actually a different way to do things. Yeah. And I didn't realize that. And then we experienced more trauma. One of our best friends passed away tragically in a car accident. And so that threw everything into tailspin and dealing with the aftermath of that.So it was just kind of like, Hey, we're really not in a good place right now for a transition or for something to change. And yet I felt so. Bound is not the right word I'm looking for, but I'm going to use it by the whole idea of. If God wants to do something here, I don't want to close the door and say no.And I don't say that to over spiritualize anything or myself, but it's just the words that came out of my mouth at the time. So we just kind of kept going with the process. And I remember the first several weeks slash months of having started this job, just trying to be really vulnerable with people and honest, just like, listen, I, I don't come here pretending I'm perfect in any [00:21:00] way I'm really broken right now and we need help. Just so you know that, and I might have some answers or help for you, but I'm coming at it from a position of brokenness and the more I do this work, the more I recognize how okay that really is.Katherine: Yeah, and it kind of sounds like as you're describing. What brokenness was to you? It sounds like trauma, but it sounds like internalized trauma of this is somehow my fault, like these outside messages and this trauma that I'm experiencing is due to something. Brian: Yeah. Potentially. Well, and isn't that part of the toxic theology that a lot of churches teach is like that you are responsible for your sins and how they label everything as sin.So if something bad happened in your life, it must be your fault because you weren't holy enough. You didn't pray enough. You didn't whatever [00:22:00] enough. Right. And it's like not. Not taking into account any of the effects of abuse where the abused actually did nothing. It's like when a woman gets raped, Oh, what were you wearing?How did you contribute? What perfume do you have? It's like, come on, really? But that's where I was mentally, emotionally, all the things. Katherine: Yeah, and that thin layer of, like, you must be sinning or God is, like, sanctifying you and is allowing these happen, these things to happen to, like, grow your faith or, you know, and, like, getting to that place, naming, as you said, getting to that place where you just, you're just able to point out it and to say this was not okay, period.Like should never have happened. We should never should never have had to go through this like this was never an okay thing when you got to your church, the last church and you like was this the church that you were [00:23:00] saying I am broken and I am damaged goods. Yes. And then that Brian: obviously didn't go did not pan out.Was Katherine: that used against you Brian: was what part used against me? The fact that you were Katherine: open about your brokenness. Brian: Yes and no, I would say by the pastor. Yes, because I think in the kindest way I can say this possible, he's a master manipulator. So I think he knew us coming in and me saying those things up front and they pitched themselves very much as, oh, well, we are a healing church.We're a place where people come so they can just receive and sit back and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Right. And but then, you know, six months, two months, four months, two years later, they're saying, Oh, you're still praying for that thing. You're not healed yet. Are you not over that yet? Right? It's that kind of stuff.And so those are the major red flags that go up. It's like, maybe this is not such a great place. Katherine: Absolutely. Absolutely. So pitching themselves as a healing place and then, and then not. [00:24:00] Not so Brian: much. Yeah, maybe you used to be but not so Katherine: much today. How would you say? broken to beloved is Creating a space that you would say is just like healthier than that Like how how are you seeking to make that a healthy space for Brian: people?Mm hmm. That's a great question. Thank you I don't know cuz I'm still figuring it out. One of the first words that comes to mind is honesty and trying to be honest about Whatever it is that we are feeling or naming or experiencing because one of the things I've learned is that when we try to push away or repress any of those things, we often get ourselves in trouble because it's something is trying to be expressed there.And it doesn't mean that we. Allow rage or ranting to take place just because because there are safe places to do to do that too, but probably not within a general community, right? Within an intimate relationship, [00:25:00] maybe, but not within a an open space. So I think the honesty piece is one of them. I think the openness is another.Another word that comes to mind is kindness. I think there was an interview I did last year with David Gate, who does all that kind of typewriter poetry, which I love. And he said something that really has stuck with me ever since. And it's this idea that you can have all these progressive, or not progressive, all these fundamentalist Christians.Or conservatives or evangelicals or whatever you want to call them who go through this process of abuse and or trauma and then deconstruction and then leave the church or whatever it is, but they don't actually examine or change anything and they just switch over to progressive liberalism or progressivism or whatever it is, and they're still fundamentalists at heart.Absolutely. And I think the fundamentalist piece, the certainty that so many people carry. Doesn't make room for curiosity [00:26:00] and kindness which I think embodies a lot of what I'm trying to do is to be open and curious and kind because I also see voices online who just come across as angry all the time.It's like, I get it. There's room for that. I'm angry too. But, and there are times that I drive by the church and I'm like, can we just burn it all down? Sure. Right. I feel all that, but it doesn't, I don't feel helped or served by it. Yeah. The Psalms, when I did an interview this morning, and the Psalms are 75 to 80 percent imprecatory and lament, so there's plenty of room for honest, raw emotion, but there's also a time and place for it, and it doesn't have to be public, and I don't, actually, here's, here's a good thing, I don't need everyone to agree with me.Because your experience is your own and you need to figure out how you're going to process it. Here's how I've processed mine and I'm not going to prescribe anything to you that you should do it this way too. But I'm going to approach it with openness [00:27:00] and kindness and curiosity and hopefully safety.Yeah. Katherine: Yeah. And I think like that. Openness, kindness, curiosity can create that safety and, and, and having that space where people can come on their own journey and find their own, their own, yeah, like find their own, their own path. And, and, and that's also just sort of like, Anti the opposite of what we experienced in the church of like, only me, the person with the, you know, title can tell you what is helpful and what, what God is really saying and putting that agency back into each individual person is sweet.Not what we were taught church and we were taught not to trust ourselves in the church context. And so, yeah, I love that, that openness, openness, kindness, and curiosity. I love it. What are some of your hopes and [00:28:00] dreams for the summit?Brian: I hope that it's helpful. I hope that it feels practical for people. I hope that people walk away with a sense of, I mean, the three words I use most often are hope, healing, and wholeness. And I say that knowing that there is real harm done when others try to prescribe a timeline to your healing. That healing is not a destination, right?And I think Laura Anderson just wrote about this in her book. It's like healing is not a destination. It's not an arrival point. It's something that we are just Doing probably for the rest of our lives. So when I say that, it's not like, Hey, show up to the summit and you will be healed. Absolutely not. But I do hope it gives you really practical tools that you can walk away with and say, Oh, this thing will help me.Right. This thing will help me to take a step. And so we had 1, 200 people register last year, which blows my mind for trying something for the first time. [00:29:00] So I it would be great to have as many or more. Not because of numbers, because God knows I hate numbers because so many churches are driven by it. But the idea that people are helped.And and moved in that direction of healing and wholeness and hope, I think so many of us who go through this kind of abuse or trauma walk away feeling so isolated, broken, like you're saying, with a lack of agency or not empowered that my hope is that you walk away with a sense of hope, feeling empowered and a sense of agency to take control of something in your life because so much of it has been stripped away from you.I think those are the kinds of things I hope for. Yeah, Katherine: absolutely. And I think even just the reality that we can like walk into a space and it's, you know, 18 or whatever speakers all speaking on something similar. And so there's this awareness that like, at least all of these people have, have, have some experience with this thing.I've gone through this or understand this and that [00:30:00] validation of like, yes, oh, people are talking about this. And people see this as something that is really important and causes a lot of pain and deserves attention, deserves an entire summit. I think that that in itself is, is So validating and so helpful.What's, what is some information about this? What can you tell us about how folks can find the summit register if they're ready for it?Brian: Sure. We do have dates. We will be January 23rd through 26th. Last year was 3 days. I learned that was too short to pack that many speakers talking about trauma and abuse. So I'm spreading it out over 4 days and I'm inviting less speakers. So it's not so overwhelming every day. If you go to BrokenToBeloved. org slash subscribe, you can join my mailing list, which is where I'll probably send information first. Or you can just follow me on Instagram, which are where I post when I have time to[00:31:00] at BrokenToBeloved.Okay. All Katherine: right. I'll all of this information in the show notes Brian: so folks can read it. Thank you. Katherine: And I'm very excited to be there and to be a part of it, watch all of the speakers. And is there anything else that you want to share about broken to beloved the cohort. Your journey, Brian: anything? No, I, I mean, we are like you, a 501 C three.So if you're looking for someone to support or an organization, this is the work that we're trying to do. So you can just go to same broken to beloved. org and you can find all the stuff there. I'm super grateful for you and your work and having stumbled across you last year. I, I love and support the stuff that you're doing as well.Grateful to have you at the summit twice now. Um, And just love doing the work with you. Katherine: Yeah, so I'm glad to partner in this with you as well. Thanks so Brian: much. Thank you.

It was the merriest of Christmases for the Shankles and the Hudsons, so this week you'll hear us break down all the holiday festivities as well as chronicle our TV viewing (an area where Melanie and I both have excelled lately). Plus, there's an excerpt from our most recent Patreon episode with our most frequent podcast guest (by a country mile), our dear friend Travis Cottrell. Melanie also talks about a movie she didn't really enjoy, I talk about a movie I adored, we discuss air fryer strategies at length, and it's my turn for Five Favorites.  Hope you enjoy!   - Join Us on Patreon  - Our Amazon Shop Show Notes: - The Crown on Netflix - Wonka - Top Golf - The Color Purple - our full Patreon episode with Travis - Best in Show - Elise's boiled peanuts recipe - Helen in Birmingham - air fryer liners - Aldi chicken breast filets (sort of reminds us of CFA) (12 minutes in air fryer on 400, flip, 7 more minutes on 400) - Aldi brioche buns (we get the ones without sesame seeds) - Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip RHONY Legacy - Victoria Beckham on Instagram - Kitchen Aid all-purpose shears - Free People colorful quilted vest - heated hand massager - Brother inkjet printer - prints of David Gate's poems - David Gate on Instagram Note: As Amazon and LTK affiliate members, we earn income from qualifying purchases.   Sponsors: - Fabric - use this link to apply today - AG1 - use this link for a year's supply of vitamin D and five free travel packs with your first purchase - Masterclass - use this link for a buy one, get one membership - Honeylove - use this link for 20% off - Storyworth - use this link for $10 off

The Church of England's National Safeguarding Team has said it will not discipline Soul Survivor's Mike Pilavachi. Pilavachi, who founded Soul Survivor church and its Christian youth festivals resigned four months after more than 100 people alleged inappropriate behaviour that including wrestling with young teenagers. Edward Stourton speaks to David Gate, a former Soul Survivor church member, who shares his first hand experience. The Archbishop of York said last week that addressing God as 'Our Father' might be 'problematic'. We've gathered the opinions of some theologians - Christian, Muslim and Jewish - about the gender of God. A report published this week says many Catholic and Church of England schools are using American-style Critical Race Theory to teach pupils about racial justice, claiming the lessons are divisive and do more harm than good. Edward Stourton is joined by the author of the report, Alka Sehgal-Cuthbert to debate the issue with The Reverend Nigel Genders, Chief Education Officer for the Church of England. Presenter: Edward Stourton Producers: Bara'atu Ibrahim & Peter Everett Studio Managers: Colin Sutton & Helen Williams Production Coordinator: David Baguley Editor: Tim Pemberton

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David Gate, PhD, assistant professor of The Ken & Ruth Davee Department of Neurology, discusses his study on the detrimental role the immune system plays in Lewy body dementias. Gate's new research published in Science suggests pathways toward unprecedented treatment therapies for this devastating disease.

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Smith Sessions Radioshow 185 with your host Mr. Smith Broadcasted: Monday - DEC 02, 2019 - 21:00 CET / 20:00 UK Station: Discover Trance Radio ★ Tracklist: 01. Berg - See It Coming [WAO138?!] 02. #TOTW: Bixx - Survival [Nocturnal Animals] 03. Sneijder & Karen Kelly - Be With You (Craig Connelly Remix) [Afterdark] 04. Braulio Stefield - Zodiark [Infrasonic Pure] 05. David Gate pres. Teddy Gate - Fairy Love [Pegasus] 06. Adam Taylor - Unspoken Existence [Alter Ego] 07. #PRERLS: Vinny DeGeorge - Desert Sun [Gert Records] 08. #PRERLS: Matthias Bishop - Autumn Harvest [interflow] 09. Giuseppe Ottaviani - Soundbar [Black Hole] 10. Sylvermay - Aeris [VANDIT] 11. Acues - 1979 [Ultima Audio] ★ Stream & Download on Mixcloud & Youtube: → https://fanlink.to/SSR185 ★ CONNECT WITH MR. SMITH: → https://www.mixcloud.com/mrsmithdeejay → www.facebook.com/mrsmithdeejay → www.instagram.com/mrsmithdeejay → www.youtube.com/c/MrSmithDeejay → twitter.com/mrsmithdeejayj → https://spoti.fi/2VRGLKc → http://mytrancegate.eu ★ SEND PROMOS TO : → mrsmithdjonline@gmail.com

01. 4 Strings - Remover 2.0 (Extended Mix)02. Trance Ferhat - Beyond The Invisible (Original Mix)03. DJ T.H. - Alive (Extended Mix)04. NG Rezonance - Prometheus (Costa Pantazis Remix)05. Harmonic Wave - Fallen Flower (Coke Montilla Remix)06. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL: Talla 2XLC & Maria Nayler - Love Waits (Extended Mix)07. Vinny DeGeorge - Desert Sun (Original Mix) [Gert Records]08. Costa Pantazis - Reverie (Original Mix)09. David Gate pres. Teddy Gate - Fairy Love (Original Mix)10. Trevor McLachlan feat. Jennie Osborn - Save Me (Original Mix)11. Danilo Marinucci & Nico Cranxx - Spirit Of Freedom (Extended Mix)12. Danny Eaton - Euphoria (Extended Mix)13. DREAMLY: Trance Classics & Esmee Bor Stotijn - Till The Sky Falls Down (Steve Allen & Skyborne Remix)

Tracklist: 01. DRYM & Davey Asprey – Sirens (Extended Mix) 02. Ben Gold & Rb Naylr – Why You El- (Extended Mix) 03. Tempo Giusto & Stine Grove – From The Heart (Extended Mix) 04. David Gate pres. Teddy Gate – Fairy Love (Original Mix) 05. RAM & Stine Grove – Saving Angel (Extended Mix) … „Tommy Pi pres. Trance Experience – ETN Edition 172 (12-11-2019)“ weiterlesen

Uplifting Trance, Melodic Trance And Vocal Trance Promo Mix, mastered! "DiscoverTrance" airs LIVE every Saturday night from 22:00 to 0:00 GMT on DiscoverTrance.com. DJ Female@Work mixes live from scratch with listener requests included and presents her favourite tracks and producers within Orchestral Trance, Uplifting Trance, Melodic Trance and Vocal Trance music. I hope you have a great time! "DiscoverTrance" is also available on iTunes podcast, Spotify, etc! Just look for FemaleAtWorkTranceDJ If you want to donate something (for example, to buy new tracks), please use the link to my money pool: paypal.me/pools/c/8hssjX732Y Thank you! ######### Uplifting Trance, Melodic Trance And Vocal Trance Promo Mix, mastered! "DiscoverTrance" выходит в прямом эфире каждую субботу вечером с 22:00 до 0:00 GMT на DiscoverTrance.com. DJ Female@Work микширует живые выступления с нуля, включая запросы слушателей, и представляет свои любимые треки и продюсеров в составе музыки Orchestral Trance, Uplifting Trance, Melodic Trance и Vocal Trance. Надеюсь, вы хорошо проведете время! "DiscoverTrance" также доступен на подкасте iTunes, Spotify, Deezer и т.д.! Просто поищи FemaleAtWorkTranceDJ :) Если вы хотите пожертвовать что-то (например, купить новые треки), пожалуйста, используйте ссылку на мой денежный пул: paypal.me/pools/c/8hssjX732Y Спасибо! Переведено с помощью www.DeepL.com/Translator 00:00:00 DreamLife & Dmitry Kuznetsov - La Luna Del Cacciatore (Intro Mix) 00:03:57 Farhad Mahdavi - The Everything 00:10:49 Michal Ostafin - Euforia 00:15:20 Se.Ra.Phic - Sogno 00:20:50 Sneijder - Sky Is On Fire (Kaimo K Remix) 00:28:16 Michael Kaelios - Beat Cannon (Extended Mix) 00:33:06 David Gate pres. Teddy Gate - Fairy Love 00:40:26 Sneijder & Cate Kanell - Letting Me Go 00:45:08 SounEmot - Si Tan Solo Suprieras 00:50:11 Trance Classics & Esmee Bor Stotijn - Till The Sky Falls Down (Steve Allen & Skyborne Remix) 00:56:12 Roman Sand - Like An Angel (Re Trance Anthem) 01:02:27 SounEmot vs. Julian Vincent & Shannon Hurley - Lost Promise (SounEmot MashUp) 01:10:23 District 5 - Bella Donna (Syntouch Remix) 01:16:13 NoMosk feat. Cari - Don't Hold Back (Mhammed El Alami Remix) 01:21:38 Anoikis - Edge Of Everything (Dave Deen Remix) 01:27:47 Craig Connelly feat. Megan McDuffee - Lights Around The World 01:33:36 Yanni - Prelude (Cymatics Remix) 01:40:41 Dmitry Kuznetsov - A Million Little Strings 01:46:53 Luis A. Moreno - To See You Again 01:52:59 Binary System - Sunrise

Uplifting Trance, Melodic Trance And Vocal Trance Promo Mix, mastered! "DiscoverTrance" airs LIVE every Saturday night from 22:00 to 0:00 GMT on DiscoverTrance.com. DJ Female@Work mixes live from scratch with listener requests included and presents her favourite tracks and producers within Orchestral Trance, Uplifting Trance, Melodic Trance and Vocal Trance music. I hope you have a great time! "DiscoverTrance" is also available on iTunes podcast, Spotify, etc! Just look for FemaleAtWorkTranceDJ If you want to donate something (for example, to buy new tracks), please use the link to my money pool: paypal.me/pools/c/8hssjX732Y Thank you! ######### Uplifting Trance, Melodic Trance And Vocal Trance Promo Mix, mastered! "DiscoverTrance" выходит в прямом эфире каждую субботу вечером с 22:00 до 0:00 GMT на DiscoverTrance.com. DJ Female@Work микширует живые выступления с нуля, включая запросы слушателей, и представляет свои любимые треки и продюсеров в составе музыки Orchestral Trance, Uplifting Trance, Melodic Trance и Vocal Trance. Надеюсь, вы хорошо проведете время! "DiscoverTrance" также доступен на подкасте iTunes, Spotify, Deezer и т.д.! Просто поищи FemaleAtWorkTranceDJ :) Если вы хотите пожертвовать что-то (например, купить новые треки), пожалуйста, используйте ссылку на мой денежный пул: paypal.me/pools/c/8hssjX732Y Спасибо! Переведено с помощью www.DeepL.com/Translator 00:00:00 DreamLife & Dmitry Kuznetsov - La Luna Del Cacciatore (Intro Mix) 00:03:57 Farhad Mahdavi - The Everything 00:10:49 Michal Ostafin - Euforia 00:15:20 Se.Ra.Phic - Sogno 00:20:50 Sneijder - Sky Is On Fire (Kaimo K Remix) 00:28:16 Michael Kaelios - Beat Cannon (Extended Mix) 00:33:06 David Gate pres. Teddy Gate - Fairy Love 00:40:26 Sneijder & Cate Kanell - Letting Me Go 00:45:08 SounEmot - Si Tan Solo Suprieras 00:50:11 Trance Classics & Esmee Bor Stotijn - Till The Sky Falls Down (Steve Allen & Skyborne Remix) 00:56:12 Roman Sand - Like An Angel (Re Trance Anthem) 01:02:27 SounEmot vs. Julian Vincent & Shannon Hurley - Lost Promise (SounEmot MashUp) 01:10:23 District 5 - Bella Donna (Syntouch Remix) 01:16:13 NoMosk feat. Cari - Don't Hold Back (Mhammed El Alami Remix) 01:21:38 Anoikis - Edge Of Everything (Dave Deen Remix) 01:27:47 Craig Connelly feat. Megan McDuffee - Lights Around The World 01:33:36 Yanni - Prelude (Cymatics Remix) 01:40:41 Dmitry Kuznetsov - A Million Little Strings 01:46:53 Luis A. Moreno - To See You Again 01:52:59 Binary System - Sunrise

Youtube / Soundcloud / Hearthis.at / 1001 Tracklists / Beatport Chart / Spotify / Apple Music / Deezer link : https://fanlink.to/kelltic-trance-046 00:00:00 - 01. Grande Piano - Stay With Me ( Intro Mix ) [ Sundance Recordings ] 00:04:12 - 02. LESOT - Whispers ( Dub Mix ) [ Abora Recordings ] 00:09:10 - 03. Acues - 1979 [ Ultima Audio ] 00:14:02 - 04. Pavel Tkachev - Heaven's Gate [ Shamania Music ] 00:18:41 - 05. Hiromori Aso - Ripple [ Interflow Records ] 00:22:38 - 06. Ross Rayer - Skyline [ Edge One ] 00:26:46 - 07. NuroGL - Plux [ Intense Emotions ] 00:32:06 - 08. Paul Courbet - Distances [ Extrema Global Music ] 00:37:12 - 09. Laucco & Binary Ensemble - We'll Meet In Heaven [ Beyond The Stars Recordings ] 00:44:10 - 10. David Gate pres. Teddy Gate - Fairy Love [ Pegasus Music ] 00:51:13 - 11. Semper T. - Summer Solstice [ Sundance Recordings ] 00:55:51 - 12. Danilo Marinucci & Nico Cranxx - Spirit of Freedom [ Redux Magic ] 01:02:13 - 13. Anna Lee & FloE - Cyclone ( Anna Lee Rework 2019 ) [ Entrancing Music ] 01:07:05 - 14. Ramin Arab - Revolution [ TAR#138 ] 01:11:08 - 15. X Rage - Absurdity [ Ozran Records ] 01:15:32 - 16. Sebastian Brushwood - Thunder [ TAR#138 ] 01:21:06 - 17. R-TEC - Evolution ( Zarotta Remix ) [ Legacy Of Trance ] 01:26:26 - 18. Zarotta - Clubstar [ Tuned Flow Records ] 01:31:45 - 19. AirTouch & FXH - Endless Coast [ Submission Recordings ] 01:37:05 - 20. Michael Woods - If U Want Me ( Alan Sharkeys 140 remix ) [ CDR ] Connect with Paddy Kelly: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paddykelly2018 Twitter: https://twitter.com/paddykellyKKR Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paddykellykkr Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/paddykellykkr Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgRTRqdVC8er4Xseg3edU1w Hearthis.at : https://hearthis.at/saturdaysesh-qh/ 1001 Tracklists : https://www.1001tracklists.com/user/paddykellykkr/index.html Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/6O8Sigen2Rsf4LMnVfpZHV Apple Music : https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/paddy-kelly-mixes/id1483849229

Hour 1 [Fer van Dash] 1.Armin Van Buuren Feat. Haliene - Song I Sing (Extended Mix) 2.Jochen Miller - Lunation (Original Mix) 3.Gareth Emery & Ashley Wallbridge feat. NASH - Vesper (Eximinds Remix) 4.ATB feat. Karra - The Only One (Extended Mix) 5.Darkmind - Bonfire (Original Mix) 6.Denis Kenzo & Sarah Lynn - Belief Without Sight (Extended Mix) 7.Liuck - Goa (Extended Mix) [Exclusive Premier] 8.Rub!k - Empyrean (Extended Mix) 9.Ross Rayer - Skyline (Original Mix) [Exclusive Premier] 10.Jaron Inc. - When Freedom Wins (Club Mix) 11.David Gate pres. Teddy Gate - Fairy Love (Original Mix) [Exclusive Premier] 12.Ahmed Romel & Simon O'Shine - The Love Potion (Parcker Montivero Remix) 13.Ellez Ria pres. Sound State - Biometric (Original Mix) The Mexican Power Hour 2 [DJ Mocho] 14.Thrillseekers Ft. Stine Grove - How Will I Know (Ciaran McAuley Remix) 15.Daniel Kandi & Lasse Macbeth - That's All You Get (Extended Mix) 16.Katylyst - Rebyrth (Original Mix) 17.John Newall - Aspire (Extended Mix) 18.Leroy Moreno - Ascension (Extended Mix) 19.Alan Morris, Adrian Morton - Elveon (Extended Mix) 20.Aldo Henrycho & Gabrielle AG - Hope (Extended Mix) The Mexican Power 21.Ashley Bradbury - You Don't Know Me (Extended Mix) 22.Allen Watts - CDMX (Extended Mix) 23.Kaimo K - GO! (Extended Mix) 24.Ex-Driver & Mastermike - First Strike (Kiyoi & Eky Remix) 25.Indecent Noise - Contact (Original Mix)

"Euphoric Airlines" is aired every Sunday afternoon 17.30 CET/MEZ/MESZ on RauteMusik.Trance - DJ Female@Work mixes live from scratch with listener requests included and presents her favourite tracks and producers within Orchestral, Uplifting and Vocal Trance music. If you want to donate something (for example, to buy new tracks), please use the link to my money pool: paypal.me/pools/c/8hssjX732Y Thank you! ###### "Euphoric Airlines" выходит в эфир каждое воскресенье днем 17.30 CET/MEZ/MESZ на RauteMusik.Trance - DJ Female@Work микширует с нуля, включая запросы слушателей и представляет свои любимые треки и продюсеров в рамках Оркестровой, Восторговой музыки и Вокального Транса. The "Euphoric Airlines Radio Show" также доступен на подкасте iTunes, Spotify, Deezer и т.д.! Просто поищи FemaleAtWorkTranceDJ :) Если вы хотите пожертвовать что-то (например, купить новые треки), пожалуйста, используйте ссылку на мой денежный пул: paypal.me/pools/c/8hssjX732Y Спасибо! Переведено с помощью www.DeepL.com/Translator 00:00:03 Female@Work - Trance Gate 2016 (Euphoric Airlines Radio Show) 00:02:24 Dmitry Kuznetsov - Confluence Of Feelings (Unknown Version) 00:07:12 Emanuele Congeddu vs. First Sight & Nadia Sazonova - Black Orchid 00:12:45 Efemgie - Arthur 00:19:05 Etasonic - Sentimental Way 00:25:09 Independent Art - Sometimes 00:30:23 Mike van Fabio & Elles de Graaf - As Fears Go By (Matt Bukovski Uplifting Extended Mix) 00:35:15 Ozone - Rock 00:44:42 Victoriya - Nothing Remains (F.G. Noise Remix) 00:50:25 Farhad Mahdavi and Aans - Save The Night 00:55:52 NoMosk feat. Cari - Don´t Hold Back (Mhammed El Alami Remix) 01:01:13 Alternate High - Dune du Pilat 01:07:21 Flatlex - Frozen Sunset (Fischer & Miethig Remix) 01:12:25 Ross Rayer - Miraculous (Fredd Moz Remix) 01:18:20 David Gate pres. Teddy Gate - Fairy Love 01:25:28 Sneijder feat. Cate Kanell - Letting Me Go 01:30:22 Dalmoori & Ryota Arai - Connected 01:36:43 Dmitry Kuznetsov - A Million Little Strings 01:41:50 Farhad Mahdavi - The Everything 01:42:34 Farhad Mahdavi and Kanski - The Everything 01:51:04 Independent Art - Deep Blue 01:53:59 Marco V - Come Back Home 01:57:35 Carl Daylim - Past Of Love 02:05:06 Ikerya Project - Alaska 02:10:14 Luis A. Moreno - Your Love On A Trip 02:19:09 New World & Geert Huinink - Empyrean 02:25:20 Luis A. Moreno - To See You Again

"Euphoric Airlines" is aired every Sunday afternoon 17.30 CET/MEZ/MESZ on RauteMusik.Trance - DJ Female@Work mixes live from scratch with listener requests included and presents her favourite tracks and producers within Orchestral, Uplifting and Vocal Trance music. If you want to donate something (for example, to buy new tracks), please use the link to my money pool: paypal.me/pools/c/8hssjX732Y Thank you! ###### "Euphoric Airlines" выходит в эфир каждое воскресенье днем 17.30 CET/MEZ/MESZ на RauteMusik.Trance - DJ Female@Work микширует с нуля, включая запросы слушателей и представляет свои любимые треки и продюсеров в рамках Оркестровой, Восторговой музыки и Вокального Транса. The "Euphoric Airlines Radio Show" также доступен на подкасте iTunes, Spotify, Deezer и т.д.! Просто поищи FemaleAtWorkTranceDJ :) Если вы хотите пожертвовать что-то (например, купить новые треки), пожалуйста, используйте ссылку на мой денежный пул: paypal.me/pools/c/8hssjX732Y Спасибо! Переведено с помощью www.DeepL.com/Translator 00:00:03 Female@Work - Trance Gate 2016 (Euphoric Airlines Radio Show) 00:02:24 Dmitry Kuznetsov - Confluence Of Feelings (Unknown Version) 00:07:12 Emanuele Congeddu vs. First Sight & Nadia Sazonova - Black Orchid 00:12:45 Efemgie - Arthur 00:19:05 Etasonic - Sentimental Way 00:25:09 Independent Art - Sometimes 00:30:23 Mike van Fabio & Elles de Graaf - As Fears Go By (Matt Bukovski Uplifting Extended Mix) 00:35:15 Ozone - Rock 00:44:42 Victoriya - Nothing Remains (F.G. Noise Remix) 00:50:25 Farhad Mahdavi and Aans - Save The Night 00:55:52 NoMosk feat. Cari - Don´t Hold Back (Mhammed El Alami Remix) 01:01:13 Alternate High - Dune du Pilat 01:07:21 Flatlex - Frozen Sunset (Fischer & Miethig Remix) 01:12:25 Ross Rayer - Miraculous (Fredd Moz Remix) 01:18:20 David Gate pres. Teddy Gate - Fairy Love 01:25:28 Sneijder feat. Cate Kanell - Letting Me Go 01:30:22 Dalmoori & Ryota Arai - Connected 01:36:43 Dmitry Kuznetsov - A Million Little Strings 01:41:50 Farhad Mahdavi - The Everything 01:42:34 Farhad Mahdavi and Kanski - The Everything 01:51:04 Independent Art - Deep Blue 01:53:59 Marco V - Come Back Home 01:57:35 Carl Daylim - Past Of Love 02:05:06 Ikerya Project - Alaska 02:10:14 Luis A. Moreno - Your Love On A Trip 02:19:09 New World & Geert Huinink - Empyrean 02:25:20 Luis A. Moreno - To See You Again

Mr. Smith - Smith Sessions 075 (05-10-2017) THIS IS THE LAST MIX FOR THE NEXT 2 - 3 WEEKS BECAUSE I'M ON A VACATION TRIP NEXT WEEK. ENJOY THIS AWESOME UPLIFTING, MELODIC & VOCAL TRANCE EPISODE ! Smith Sessions is a weekly Trance Podcast hosted by the music lover and Dj Alexander (Mr. Smith) Schmidt. He brings you the best in uplifting, vocal & melodic trance. For more information follow on Twitter at https://twitter.com/mrsmithdeejay or Facebook at www.facebook.com/mrsmithdeejay SUPPORT MR. SMITH ON MIXCLOUD: www.mixcloud.com/mrsmithdeejay 01. Omniks - Elantria (Original Mix) [Black Hole] 02. R3dub - Lifter (Original Mix) [Maraphobia] 03. Rich Triphonic - Over The Edge (Extended Mix) [State Control] 04. TEKNO & DJ T.H. - Big Keys (O.B.M Notion Remix) [Entrancing] 05. Allan Morris & Marco Cera - Tears Of The Sun (Extended Uplifting Mix) [ASOT] 06. David Gate & DJ Deraven - Anatomy Of An Antihero (Original Mix) [Mindlifting] 07. Para X - Apocalipsis (Original Mix) [Discover] TUNE OF THE WEEK 08. Sajjad Zakaria - Emotional Encounter (Original Mix) [Entracing Relentless] 09. Otto Uplifting - Tell Me Why (Mike Roda Remix) [Embedded Audio] 10. NavidN2M - Amsterdam (Original Mix) [Silent Shore] SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/ITmrsmithdeejay SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: http://bit.ly/YTmrsmithdeejay WATCH THIS MIX ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/NrodF2-naYE SUPPORTED DOWNLOAD: ● http://quamiller.com/60du (STEREOLOAD)

название микса говорит само за себя... David Gate & DJ Deraven - Anatomy of an Antihero (Original Mix) Inagua - Rogue (Original Mix) Alan Morris & Ellie Lawson - Find Myself In Losing You (Original Mix) Niko Zografos - Dark Horizon (Extended Mix) Basil XM - Prisma (SIT 150 Anthem) (Danny Legatto Remix)

название микса говорит само за себя... David Gate & DJ Deraven - Anatomy of an Antihero (Original Mix) Inagua - Rogue (Original Mix) Alan Morris & Ellie Lawson - Find Myself In Losing You (Original Mix) Niko Zografos - Dark Horizon (Extended Mix) Basil XM - Prisma (SIT 150 Anthem) (Danny Legatto Remix)

название микса говорит само за себя... David Gate & DJ Deraven - Anatomy of an Antihero (Original Mix) Inagua - Rogue (Original Mix) Alan Morris & Ellie Lawson - Find Myself In Losing You (Original Mix) Niko Zografos - Dark Horizon (Extended Mix) Basil XM - Prisma (SIT 150 Anthem) (Danny Legatto Remix)

1) Rodg - Hot Merchandise 2) Peter Steele - Elysium 3) Daniel Kandi & Miroslav Vrlik - You & Me 4) Tim Verkruissen - Days Like These (Mitex Remix) 5) Armos & Lucid Blue - Call Of The Wild (Mhammed El Alami Dub Mix) 6) Danny Legatto - Evening Sky (Astuni Remix) 7) Alternate High - Far Away 8) NavidN2M - Hypernova (Fredrik Miller Remix) 9) Phil Dinner - Skywalker 10) The Cloudy Day - Raptor 11) David GATE & DJ Deraven - More High Than Deep 12) Fresh Code - Time Goes By 13) R3Dub - Covenant 14) Max Revenge - Accelerate

"God's Love: Milk and Honey" (David Gate)