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Do you like saving money? Or do you REALLY like saving money? The pro's pro when it comes to spending less is Debbie Davis of Benefits Plus®. She'll break down every which way that her program can put money back in your pocket. And that's not all, they'll even act as a concierge when you're traveling. And even THAT's not all. You'll have to listen to hear all the ways that Benefits Plus is making life BETTER for the Members of Gain Federal Credit Union. Benefits Plus' parent company, Generations Gold, Inc. was founded in 1992 for the sole purpose of delivering unprecedented value to members exclusively through client financial institution partners. Benefits Plus' mission is to help members “Live Better for Less” by delivering extraordinary value and concierge service with each and every member contact! To Know More visit TheBetterBankingPodcast.com Follow us on social: Facebook: GainCreditUnion Twitter: @gainfcu Instagram: @gainfcu * * Benefits Plus® and Generations Gold, Inc. and Gain Federal Credit Union are not affiliated. Discounts and savings do not apply to Gain's banking products and services. The views and opinions expressed by hosts and guests of The Better Banking Podcast are not those of Gain Federal Credit Union. Gain is insured by the NCUA and an Equal Housing Lender. NMLS #407810. ©2024 Gain Federal Credit Union
How can perioperative clinicians and supply chain work together to optimize supply consumption and documentation to support enhanced patient care? Find out in today's Vendor Spotlight™ featuring Jen Nichols, BSN, RN, Clinical Consultant for Cardinal Health™ Presource® Solutions and Debbie Davis, Vice President of Product and Marketing Strategy for Cardinal Health™ WaveMark™ Solutions. We'll highlight the common challenges associated with procedure cards and uncover the ways that procedure cards and custom packs can be optimized to eliminate waste, increase efficiencies, and drive savings. As health systems seek ways to reduce waste, manage supply expenses, and ensure product availability, hear Cardinal Health™ Presource® and WaveMark™ Solutions experts share how perioperative leaders are empowered to work alongside Supply Chain to: Help identify process improvements and ensure safety standard compliance Consolidate procedural supplies, maximizing case pick process efficiency Optimize packs and align with changing procedural needs Generate insights with advanced analytics to optimize procedure cards Reach out to your Cardinal Health™ representative for additional solutions to help drive efficiencies and innovation in the OR, or request more information on their website. #operatingroom #ornurse #scrubtech #vendorspotlight #cardinalhealth #supplychain #efficiency #productivity
Manon nous parle de sa main verte (grâce aux applis), des sept merveilles du monde, de son rapport au vieillissement, de ses 1000 bds, des gens qui l'inspirent, du grand amour, et des claquettes guidée par "L'histoire de la vie" de Debbie Davis. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
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1967 was arguably the top of the mountain for the Beatles. With the Sgt. Pepper album, they provided the soundtrack that encapsulated global consciousness, while also elevating themselves beyond just a mere pop band; they were artists of the highest order. It was also the beginning of the end, with the death of Brian Epstein kicking off a long series of events that would eventually unravel the band. But by the year's end, they were just too big to fail. As such, "Hello, Goodbye" made it's impact as a return to light-heartedness that the band, and the world, needed. It's an insanely catchy song, sing-a-long-able in every way, and miles removed from the higher plane they'd been operating on for the last year. But it's kind of like cotton candy. It's sweet, and satisfies the sweet tooth, but doesn't have any real substance to it. But boy, it's sure tasty. This week we inaugurate Debbie Davis as the newest member of the 4 timers club! We welcome back one of the best singers in New Orleans to discuss this song, musical grave robbing, commerciality, and more! What do you think about "Hello, Goodbye" at #98? Too high? Too low? Or just right? Let us know in the comments on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter! Be sure to check out www.rankingthebeatles.com and grab a Rank Your Own Beatles poster, a shirt, a jumper, whatever you like! And if you're digging what we do, don't forget to Buy Us A Coffee! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rankingthebeatles/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rankingthebeatles/support
Debie Davis est l'invité dans le Réveil Chérie du 10 novembre avec Alex et Tiffany sur Chérie FM ! Elle répond aux questions et chante "L'histoire de la vie" en live dans le Réveil Chérie.
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She doesn't like talking about it too much, but Debbie Davis from Sirius People was recently awarded CEO Monthly Magazine's “Most Influential CEO Award” for the IT recruitment industry. So we were chuffed and honoured that Debbie agreed to hop onto the Recruitment Journeys podcast to tell us how this farm girl from country New South Wales, and once budding Olympian, found herself to be the recipient of such a coveted award. Hope you enjoy the episode!
Welcome back to After The Bell; your weekly education podcast from Connex Academy. Georgie here, Managing Director and I am joined today by Andy Bridge, a current Deputy Headteacher and Debbie Davis, Headteacher of primary school and experienced SENCo.Today we continue our series of podcasts focusing on The Professional Standards for Teaching Assistants. As a leading provider of training and CPD for schools, we are critically aware of developing all staff in the workforce, not just teachers and the key impact Teaching Assistants makesThe Professional Standards for Teaching Assistants are split into four themes, each containing several standards. The fourth of these is Working with Others. Teaching assistants work with other professionals, parents, carers and outside agencies as well as with pupils themselves. In this podcast, we explore how TAs can be supported to complete this aspect of their role to a high standard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome back to a new series of After The Bell; your weekly education podcast from Connex Academy. Georgie here, Director of Learning and Development for The Classroom Partnership and returning to focus on a new series of podcasts are Andy Bridge, a current Deputy Headteacher and new Debbie Davis, Headteacher of primary school and experienced SENCo.Today we continue our new series of After the Bell podcasts on The Professional Standards for Teaching Assistants brought to you by Connex Academy. As a leading provider for training and CPD for schools, we are critically aware of developing all staff in the workforce, not just teachers.This week we will focus on developing the role of Teaching Assistants and providing excellent professional development opportunities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome back to a brand new series of After The Bell; your weekly education podcast from Connex Academy. Georgie here, Director of Learning and Development for The Classroom Partnership and returning to focus on a new series of podcasts are Andy Bridge, a current Deputy Headteacher and new Debbie Davis, Headteacher of primary school and experienced SENCo.Today we continue our new series of After the Bell podcasts on The Professional Standards for Teaching Assistants brought to you by Connex Academy. As a learning provider for training and CPD for schools, we are critically aware of developing all staff in the workforce, not just teachers.The Professional Standards for Teaching Assistants are split into four themes, each containing several standards. The third of these is Teaching and Learning. An essential role of a teaching assistant is to support the teacher in ensuring the best possible outcomes for all pupils. In this podcast, we discuss the most important aspects of teaching and learning theories and research for TA's to be aware of. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome back to a new series of After The Bell; your weekly education podcast from Connex Academy. Georgie here, Managing Director of Connex Academy and returning to focus on a new series of podcasts are Andy Bridge, a current Deputy Headteacher and new Debbie Davis, Headteacher of primary school and experienced SENCo.Today we continue our brand new series of After the Bell podcasts on The Professional Standards for Teaching Assistants brought to you by Connex Academy. As a learning provider for training and CPD for schools, we are critically aware of developing all staff in the workforce, not just teachers.The Professional Standards for Teaching Assistants are split into four themes, each containing four standards. The second of these is Knowledge and Understanding . In order for teaching assistants to provide practical support to teachers and pupils, they need to demonstrate expertise and skills in understanding the needs of all pupils (including specialist expertise as appropriate) and know how to adapt and deliver support to meet individual needs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Um programa sobre a Historia do Blues e dos seus interpretes. Os mais de 100 anos de história do blues possuem um significado imensurável para a música. Afinal, estamos falando do estilo que inspirou o rock n' roll, o soul e parte significativa da música pop ao redor do mundo. No programa de hoje falámos e ouvimos Debbie Davis natural de Los Angeles, EUA.
Debbie Davis, Dr. Susan Hellams, Diane Cho, Sue Tucker, and Carolyn Hamm lost their lives in the 1980s to a horrific man who became known as the Richmond or the Southside Strangler; thankfully, he was the first man convicted of capital thanks to DNA evidence. Southern Nightmare Podcast: https://southernnightmare.podbean.com/ Join Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/inhumanpod Buy MERCH here! https://www.inhumanpodcast.com/merch If you enjoy our podcast, please leave us a rating and review! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok @inhuman_podcast and join our Facebook group (Inhuman Podcast). If you have questions or case suggestions, send us an email at inhumanmonsterpod@gmail.com! Check out our website to submit listener stories or case suggestions, and to see all sources for this episode! https://www.inhumanpodcast.com/ Today's episode is sponsored by: Prose. Go to prose.com/inhuman for your FREE in-depth hair consultation and 15% off your first order! Microdose Gummies. Go to microdose.com and use code INHUMAN for free shipping + 30% off your first order!
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned! This week is our fourth in the series celebration of the gender with the most attitude and pure ferocity. Inspired by a show that Kevin played with his band The Swear a week ago, where he took a moment and paused onstage to witness 2 badass ladies commanding the stage like bosses! Per usual, we focus on women that truly rock! Ladies that play loud and heavy with attitude, grit, and that rasp. What's this InObscuria thing? We're a podcast that exhumes obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal and puts them in one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. These ladies bring it, and you owe to yourself to check them out! We hope we turn you on to Lydia's Castle. Do yourself a favor and go stream, download, or pick up a physical copy of their new self-titled EP now!Songs this week include:DeMona – “Corporate Hell” from Corporate Hell - single (2023)Voice Of Baceprot – “School Revolution” from School Revolution - single (2018)Sheer Mag – “Turn It Up” from Need To Feel Your Love (2017)The L.I.F.E. Project – “Purgatory” from The L.I.F.E. Project - EP (2021)Witness – “Show Me What You Got” from Witness (1988)Private Life – “Touch Me” from Private Life (1990)Die Once – “Sacrifice” from Sacrifice (2017)Visit us: https://inobscuria.com/https://www.facebook.com/InObscuriahttps://twitter.com/inobscuriahttps://www.instagram.com/inobscuria/Buy cool stuff with our logo on it!: https://www.redbubble.com/people/InObscuria?asc=uCheck out Robert's amazing fire sculptures and metal workings here: http://flamewerx.com/If you'd like to check out Kevin's band THE SWEAR, take a listen on all streaming services or pick up a digital copy of their latest release here: https://theswear.bandcamp.com/If you want to hear Robert and Kevin's band from the late 90s – early 00s BIG JACK PNEUMATIC, check it out here: https://bigjackpnuematic.bandcamp.com/
Welcome to our first Creative Colorful People show of the new year. Hopefully you had a great holiday season. Well we're ready to bring you some more great songs this year. Starting off NILS, Joe Sample, Gearald Albright, lindsey Webster, Don Belli, LEMEK, Quintin Gerard W. featuring Michael Broening, and a tribute to Earth Wind and Fire. Then there's Johnny Britt featuring Peter White, Pale Jay & Okonski, Erin Stevenson, and Emotion Oranges. Take it from there are Althea Rene, Michael Broening, Rebecca Jade, Zeina, Quincy Jones featuring Tamia, Chelsea anichols featuring Jeff Lorber, Mahalia, Von Stupart, Debbie Davis and Doug Thomas, Rubber, Nicolas Longuet, and Maelon Abran. Happy listening!Thank you for joining us and we look forward to spending another year with you. Take care of yourself , look out for your brothers and sisters and God will look out for you all.Karl BlakeKarlblake2012@gmail.com919-824-4467
Author and Missionary Debbie Davis joined us this week. Listen to her message and learn how to deal with the storms you are traveling through
The yin and yang of Lennon and McCartney are rarely so perfectly on display as they are in the chorus of "Getting Better." Paul's eternal optimist, "I've got to admit it's getting better, a little better all the time" runs right up against the sardonic side of John: "It can't get no worse." On this Sgt. Pepper tune, they find meld an upbeat, bouncy melody with darker, quite self-aware lyrics about the worst parts of one's personality, and the human want to better one's self when love is involved. Sometimes we forget these guys are actually human, and made mistakes just like all of us. Though it maybe doesn't add much to the "concept" theme of Pepper, it's certainly a great and catchy song, and a band moment on a record where those full band moments start to become less frequent. We're thrilled to have our friend Debbie Davis back this week! One of the most revered singers in New Orleans, and now part of a touring bluegrass 80s cover band (how wild is that?), Debbie's knowledge of music and what makes things tick is always a pleasure to get to enjoy. We discuss all matter of issues, from traumatizing kid movies, the worst places to accidentally dose yourself, Jerry Garcia neckties, the lads' self-awareness, and Julia FINALLY gets with the porridge train! Be sure to follow Debbie's new band, Frankie Goes to Dollywood to see when they're headed your way! What do you think? Too high? Too low? Just right? Let us know in the comments on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rankingthebeatles, Instagram @rankingthebeatles, or Twitter @rankingbeatles! Be sure to check out RTB's official website, www.rankingthebeatles.com and our brand new webstore!! RANK YOUR OWN BEATLES with our new RTB poster! Pick up a tshirt, coffee cup, tote bag, and more! Enjoying the show, and wanna show your support? Buy Us A Coffee! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/support
When Mike and Debbie first met in the mid 70s in Philly, they were 14. He and his brother would come around and play rough and Debbie didn't care for any of it. However, Mike was persistent, he kept coming around and the two young lovebirds dated. That was short lived as they split and Mike enlisted in the military. From there, the two would once again find their way back to each other and into the MOVE organization. After an encounter with police, Mike and Debbie would find themselves in prison for what would eventually be 40 years. How did they find their way back to each and how did they keep their love going through it all? Mike and Debbie share those stories and more in this 2019 interview for Black Love Doc.======This month the groundbreaking series Black Love Doc is back for one final season. Black Love means the world to us and we are honored that so many couples have so vulnerably shared their highs and lows and lessons with us so we can bring them to you. Make sure you join us on @OWNtv on July 23rd at 10p/9c and the next day on the Black Love+ app to celebrate and say goodbye to #BlackLoveDoc.Connect with us:@blacklove on Instagram@blacklovedoc on Facebook@blacklovedoc on Twitter
In the late 80s, a sadistic killer stalks the women of Richmond's Southside.Find out how The Southside Strangler became the first serial killer in the US to be convicted based on DNA evidence.Pre-order Knight of Elysia!Support the show
Peace to the People! This week Mike sits down with his parents Mike Davis Sr. and Debbie Davis to reflect on their wedding day and the love they shared for one another on that day. Mike Sr. and Debbie share stories about their love and how amazing they feel still.Connect with Mike on Instagram @mikeafricajr and if you want to support the journey to free Mumia Abu Jamal check out Mike's Patreon======== Looking for more Black Love Podcast Network Podcasts? Check out Black Love+ . Black Love+ is the premier destination for all things Black Love. Download it today for free from your favorite app store! Connect with us:@blacklove on Instagram@blacklovedoc on Facebook@blacklovedoc on Twitter
Every clinician, whether they think they work with reproductive issues or not, needs to hear this discussion! Why? First, even if your clinical work doesn't focus on these topics, you're still likely to find them showing up in your office. Next, how we think about incorporating EMDR therapy during the reproductive period, especially during a client's pregnancy, can be applied conceptually to every client! By exploring the hopes, fears, and hesitations that arise when incorporating EMDR during the reproductive period, we illuminate what comes up across clinical practice areas. There are a lot of alarming messages in the therapy world about EMDR and pregnancy. And for many EMDR clinicians, this messaging has instilled an aversion to doing EMDR with our pregnant clients. We're taught to fear the "dangers" of doing EMDR in the first and third trimesters, the threat EMDR has on high-risk pregnancies, and that we should, at all costs, avoid any reprocessing in Phase 4 with our pregnant clients. And while this messaging has a good intention, it loses sight of one of the biggest questions associated with EMDR and pregnancy: what's the risk if we don't do EMDR with our pregnant clients? I sat down with perinatal mental health advocate and expert Dr. Mara Tesler Stein to learn more about EMDR and pregnancy to unpack the past, present, and future behind this misunderstood question. Listen as we talk about the fears we have as clinicians, our responsibilities to our clients, and the research that actually answers the often asked question "Can you do EMDR with a pregnant client?" Want to keep learning with us? Are you ready to grow your clinical reasoning skills in a way that separates you from the traditional thinking of the past? Apply for The Consultation Program today to build your clinical confidence in a comprehensive eight month journey. There's nothing like it. Learn more about today's spotlight guest: Dr. Mara Tesler Stein, Psy.D., PMH-C www.touchstoneinstitute.org Training + Education: Foundational training (Aug/Nov, 2022) The Advanced Practice of EMDR for Perinatal & Infant Mental Health (June, 2022) The Advanced Practice of EMDR for Perinatal & Infant Mental Health (on-demand) Empty Cradle, Broken Heart: A Practitioner's Guide to Working with Bereaved Families (With Dr. Mara Tesler Stein and Dr. Debbie Davis), May, 2022 Mara Tesler Stein, Psy.D., PMH-C is a clinical psychologist practicing in Chicago and Jerusalem. She is the founder and director of The Touchstone Institute for Psychotherapy and Training where she offers both EMDR Foundational trainings for perinatal specialists & advanced EMDR workshops which take a deeper dive into the intersections and applications of EMDR and perinatal mental health. Dr. Stein is a staunch advocate for trauma-focused care and is trained and certified in a range of integrative trauma therapies. A certified EMDR therapist, EMDRIA Approved Consultant and Trainer for the Institute for Creative Mindfulness, Dr. Stein is also certified in Emotion-Focused Family and Couple Therapy, is a Gottman Certified Therapist, and continues to pursue training in Clinical Hypnosis, Yoga-Informed treatment, Advanced applications of EMDR, Brainspotting, and Ego-State therapies. She is the co-author (with Deborah Davis, Ph.D.) of Parenting Your Premature Baby and Child: The Emotional Journey (Fulcrum, 2004) and Intensive Parenting: Surviving the Journey Through the NICU (Fulcrum, 2013). Her trauma work is grounded in her personal perinatal journey, which began 25 years ago taking her through infertility, twin pregnancy, prolonged hospital bedrest, the NICU, and years of raising NICU graduates.
Peace to the People! This week Mike sits down with his parents Mike Davis Sr. and Debbie Davis to reflect on the women in their lives. Mike Sr and Debbie share stories about their childhood and how the women around them have influenced their lives today.Connect with Mike on Instagram @mikeafricajr and if you want to support the journey to free Mumia Abu Jamal check out Mike's Patreon======== Looking for more Black Love Podcast Network Podcasts? Check out Black Love+ . Black Love+ is the premier destination for all things Black Love. Download it today for free from your favorite app store! Connect with us:@blacklove on Instagram@blacklovedoc on Facebook@blacklovedoc on Twitter
Last week, I started a look back at some of the highlights from the first 100 episodes of Twelve Songs of Christmas. This week, Scott McCaughey of The Minus 5 talks about his relationship to his Christmas songs when a stroke prevented him from playing them at their CD release show. Americana rocker JD McPherson talks about the inspiration for the songs on his modern Christmas classic, Socks, and Magic 101.9 program director Steve Suter takes us behind the scenes on the all-Christmas radio format. New Orleans singer Debbie Davis talks about what it's like to have a Christmas show that becomes a tradition, and songwriter Josh Rouse remembers Christmas music in Spain. In the episode, I mention a few stories I'd link to--my piece for Nola.com on the all-Christmas radio format, and my interview with Tony Hadley of Spandau Ballet. If you haven't already done so, please do what you have to do to get Twelve Songs in your podcast feed. You can find us at Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Pandora, and Spotify. During our post-Christmas break, we went live on the IHeartRadio platform, TuneIn, Audible, and Amazon's podcast platform. Now, you can ask Alexa and Siri to play the Twelve Songs of Christmas podcast and let them pop it up on your voice-controlled personal assistant.
Not many bands in history could, within the space of a few days, go from recording the genre-bending "Strawberry Fields Forever" to the genre-specific "When I'm 64." Then again, not many bands are...The Beatles. Written by Paul at the ripe old age of FOURTEEN, and frequently utilized as a way to kill time when stage power blew at the Casbah or Cavern Club, this jazzy, music hall number may seem worlds apart from the preceding "Within You Without You," but on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, the Beatles establish the fact that in music and art, there are no rules. Much like "Your Mother Should Know," it's almost punk rock to put a song like this on such a major album. It's delivered with no hint of irony, and full respect for the music of the time it seems to be pulled from. That's how a song like this ends up as a standard, all these years later. Joining us this week for the second time is jazz singer and all around badass, Debbie Davis! One of the premier jazz vocalists in New Orleans, Debbie joins us to talk the through line between jazz and the Beatles, the pop landscape of 66, how to raise a cool kid who's into rock music, and much more! As the world opens up, be sure to follow Debbie to see when you can catch her live, or check out her records. All available at debbiedavismusic.com. What do you think? Too high? Too low? Just right? Let us know in the comments on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rankingthebeatles, Instagram @rankingthebeatles, or Twitter @rankingbeatles! Be sure to check out RTB's new official website, www.rankingthebeatles.com! Enjoying the show, and wanna show your support? Buy Us A Coffee! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/support
Last year, some time after Thanksgiving I had to change format and use excerpts from a few interviews to get to everybody I've talked to about Christmas music before the holiday comes. This year, I have to start now since I already have enough interviews to get to February if I ran one per show. This week, I'm talking to some of my favorite people. The Fleshtones are the long-time garage rock gold standard, and singer Peter Zaremba is always a great person to talk to about that corner of the rock 'n' roll world. Since it seems like a shrinking one, we talk about that and how their most recent single, the Spanish-language "Mi Engañaste Bien," plays into that. We talk about the bond between record collectors and, of course, their 2008 Christmas album, Stocking Stuffer. This week also features Susan Cowsill, the youngest member of the '60s family pop band The Cowsills. Susan has never stopped singing or making music, and has been part of New Orleans' music community since she moved here in the 1990s with The Continental Drifters. Cowsills memories are inevitable for her, particularly now that she and two of her brothers have a podcast of their own, The Cowsills Podcast. We talk about that, Branson, some of her favorite Christmas songs, Karen Carpenter, and the experience of recording a Christmas song for Debbie Davis and Matt Perrine's Oh Crap! It's Christmas Vol. 2. Recently, the Numero Group reissue label released the very entertaining Christmas Dreamers: Yuletide Christmas (1960-1972), and this week I talk to Adam Luksetich about the process of pulling the collection together, and how his own relationship to Christmas music affected his choices. Finally, singer Alexandra Scott returns to discuss Mariah Carey's re-entry into the Christmas music arena with her new song, "Fall in Love at Christmas," featuring Khalid and Kirk Franklin. This episode of Twelve Songs is sponsored by Car-Floats.com, which makes reusable fabric stickers for your car. We're still giving away our 2021 listeners-only Christmas mix. Write alex@myspiltmilk.com and request a copy. f you haven't already done so, please do what you have to do to get Twelve Songs in your podcast feed. You can find us at Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Pandora, and Spotify.
How we approach our ministers matters to God as does their calling to lay down their lives for the church. There are many situations that have increased the tension felt by ministers and members. Wade joins the channel to discuss a minister's perspective and how to best approach difficult issues with your minister. Originally from Colorado, Wade is a recent transplant to San Diego where he is serving the Pomerado Region of the San Diego Church of Christ. He was baptized in 1987 off the campus of CU boulder and was blessed to have spent all but two of those years in Denver. Wade married the love of his life, Debbie Davis, in 1992. They love their three adult daughters McKenzie, Chandler and Alexis; all of whom are growing in their own walk with God as faithful disciples! Wade and Debbie went into the ministry in 1990 and served 24 years for the Denver Church of Christ where they were appointed an Evangelist and Women's Ministry leader in 2000 and Wade as an Elder in 2017. From 2016 to 2019 they joyfully worked for HOPEww but felt called back to full time ministry which is how they made their way to San Diego in 2019. Wade holds a bachelor's degree in biology from the University of Colorado and a master's degree in Community Counseling from Denver Seminary. He is a Licensed Professional Therapist and has extensive experience in marital and premarital counseling, family dynamics, anger management and substance abuse. He holds certificates in Domestic violence counseling, both group and individual crisis interventions and pre-marriage assessments. Wade co-chairs the diversity and inclusion team of the Sand Diego Church of Christ and is the staff liaison for our HOPE worldwide chapter. Some of Wade's favorite hobbies include golf, volleyball, traveling and home improvements.
In this episode we will speak with special guest Debbie Davis on Effective Whitenessing and give you some tips on how to witness.
Peace to the People! This week Mike continues the conversation with his parents Mike Davis Sr. and Debbie Davis to answer some questions that the people have been asking. If you have not heard part 1 of this make sure you pause right here and go back to take a listen. In the second part of this discussion, Mike Sr and Debbie reflect on the decisions they made that kept them away from their families for so long and whether it was all worth it. Would they do it again? Join in as the family gets real about being parents in a movement and what moving forward looks like for them.As always you can connect with Mike @mikeafricajr or send a message to @onamovepodcast
In this episode we will discuss the P in Purpose for the acronym D.O.P.E.
Peace to the People! This week Mike sits down with his parents Mike Davis Sr. and Debbie Davis to answer some questions that Mike Jr has been wondering the answers to and that the people have been asking him. Mike Sr and Debbie give candid answers about parenting behind bars, times they wished that they made different choices, and what they knew and didn't know about Mike Jr's upbringing. This is only the first part, so make sure you check back next week to hear the rest of this raw, transparent conversation. As always you can connect with Mike @mikeafricajr or send a message to @onamovepodcast
This week missionary Debbie Davis spoke and talked about her trips to Africa, the Philippians and elsewhere, as well as bringing a strong message from the Lord. Listen and learn from Debbie's experiences and travels as well as her knowledge of the Lord and His Word
In this episode we will be breaking down the “O” for Obedience in the acronym D.O.P.E.
This will be a 4 part series to break down the acronym of D.O.P.E. & Saved
A whole episode about cults that make things EXTRA weird by “keeping it in the family?” Don't blame us, it's what listeners asked for! In our Season 1 Finale, Team Edward introduces The Colt Family, who took the “rewilding” concept and turned it into an orgiastic, multi-generational freak show. Team Kimberly serves up hardcore Christianity with a side order of vampires, breaking down The Wesson Family's nightmarish life as dictated by “frustrated cult leader” and aspiring vampyr dad, Marcus. Beloved New Orleans singer Debbie Davis is joined by Hollywood Assistant Director (Greenbook) Gerson Paz on our judging panel. A puppy named Charlie was also in the studio during this recording, but his comments have been edited out at the advice of our lawyers.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hottesthellpresents)
Debbie Davis2 Blue And Lonesome Deb Ryder - Memphis Moonlight1 I'm Coming Home Deb Ryder - Memphis Moonlight2 Hold On Deb Ryder - Memphis Moonlight3 These Hands Rhythm Kings - Bad To Be Alone Beth Hart - Live At Paradiso11 am I the one John Nemeth - 2007 - Magic Touch6 - She Did Not Show Mike Morgan & The Crawl - 2008 - Stronger Every Day11 - I Cried For My Baby Shawn Adam WilliamsJust Let It In Tony Joe White - Smoke From The Chimney 20214. Listen To Your Song Ruzz Guitar's Blues Revue - Woke Up This Morning Tom Craig - Good Man Gone BadGood Man Gone Bad9 Change My Way Of Living Mystix - 2007 - Blue Morning2 - Another King Of Love Box of Kings - AvalonBox of Kings - Avalon Bridget Kelly Band - 05Stolen Walter ''Wolfman'' Washington - 1986 - Wolf Tracks6 - You Got Me Worried Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - 1992 - Test Of Time15 - A Soul That's Been Abused Tommy Z - Plug In & Play4 - Tommy Z - Please Come Back To Me Snowy White - Midnight Blues Otis 'Big Smokey' Smothers & Boston Blackie7 - Boston Blackie - Hey Baby Will Johns - Bluesdaddy10 - Walking And Crying Gary Moore & His Midnight Blues Band Ft. B. B. KingWalking By Myself10 The Thrill Is Gone Beth Hart1 - Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa - Don't Explain(10) Ain't No Way
Robert A. Buell was convicted for the July 17, 1982 murder of 11 year old Krista Lea Harrison. Krista had been only 100 yards from her home when she was kidnapped by Buell. Her body was found 6 days later. It was evidence found at this scene that helped forensic scientist connect Buell to two more murders of young girls. Not limited to just children, Buell also abduct, rape, and torture 28 year old Debbie Davis and 29 year old Patricia Lively. Both Debbie and Patricia survived their attacks. Episode 18 of Clemency: A True Crime Podcast is the final clemency report.
Country singer Janie Fricke's music still sounds like country music, which is rare these days. In late September (when according to Rod Stewart, you really should be back in school), Fricke released A Country Cowgirl Christmas, the first Christmas album in her 43-year recording career. She is now her own label, and she talks about the whole project is based out of her Texas ranch, from figuring out what songs to do at the dinner table to filling CD orders in her home office. Along the way, she focuses on the songs as extensions of her life. In this week's episode, I also talk about singer Debbie Davis and her husband Matt Perrine's efforts to record a second volume of their Oh Crap! It's Christmas so that they can pay New Orleans musicians to work. She's trying to crowdsource funding for the project, and you can find out how to help at her website. Debbie and I talked about Christmas music on the podcast last season.
There's a reason The Beatles are so associated with the word "love." While they wrote a huge amount of songs about romantic love, they became the flag-bearers for love as a universal cause. #204 "The Word" marks the first time we see the Fabs stepping into that spokesperson role, espousing the power of love and peace. Just two years later, on the heels of telling the world love was all they needed, they found a way to turn the most simple melody into an absurdly catchy instrumental for a spaced out druggy film, which is were we find ourselves with #203, "Flying." This week, we finally escape sausage land and get another dose of estrogen on our show! We're joined by powerhouse vocalist Debbie Davis, who's been singing professionally since she was 2 years old. Known as one of New Orleans' premier jazz vocalists, she's performed all over the world, accompanied by a variety of groups, duos, and with her signature ukulele. With Debbie in tow, we discuss the genre-crossing power of a good pop song, the confusion is can cause performers in figuring out how to end songs live where the Beatles faded them out, the Fabs touching on Motown and New Orleans R&B, using body parts for percussion, serving birthday cake to Sir Paul and watching him be a normal human when he walks out the wrong door. This episode was recorded Sept 9th, which was a BONKERS news days. We wondered aloud how weird things would be when we released the episode in early October. Yikes. Debbie's latest album is a duo release with pianist Josh Paxton, and is called "Interesting Times." This episode features the song "Other Than Everything, Everything's Great," as well as a live cover of "When I'm 64" from her and Josh's live album "Vices and Virtues." Both albums, as well as as the rest of Debbie's music, including her WONDERFUL "Oh Crap! It's Christmas" album can be heard at www.debbiedavismusic.com. You should buy them, because she's incredible. Be sure to follow along, leave your comments, and join in on the discussion on the rankings at Facebook (facebook.com/rankingthebeatles) and on Instagram @rankingthebeatles. Enjoying the show and want to show your support? Check out https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/support! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rankingthebeatles/support
Today, Jaclyn and Courtney tell the story of the Southside Strangler that terrorized Richmond and Arlington, VA in the 1980s. This masked rapist escalated to murder and brutally took the lives of Carolyn Hamm, Debbie Davis, Dr. Susan Hellams, Susan Tucker, and Diane Cho. This was the first case to be tried and convicted based on DNA evidence.Email: caffeinatedcrimespod@gmail.comInstagram: @caffeinatedcrimespodSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/caffeinatedcrimes)
Debbie Davis started her career in Internal Medicine having a wonderful Internist mentor Dr Al Chance. He taught her so much about medicine, care of the patients, pharmacology, how to think though very complex medical problems, which are the best test to order and medications to give. Her life was full ....or so she thought. Debbie then met a compounding pharmacist who asked what she knew about bio-identical hormones. He tested her and put her on progesterone which rocked her world and changed her life. That was the moment she knew she needed to learn more! Debbie attended her first hormone course with A4M. Debbie committed her time to learning everything she could about hormone therapy and integrative medicine. She was focused. She completed many courses on hormone replacement therapy and now her practice sees 95% hormone cases.
New Orleans singer Debbie Davis started recording Christmas music with her husband Matt Perrine when that was the Christmas gift that they could afford. In 2014, they released their Christmas music CD, Oh Crap! It's Christmas, and I got the story behind the album then at MySpiltMilk.com. The album led to a yearly holiday show, and the upcoming show--December 15 at Cafe Istanbul in New Orleans at the time of this recording--was the occasion for our conversation. For that reason, we focused more on performing Christmas music. During our conversation, we talked at one point about John Legend's rewrite of "Baby It's Cold Outside." Here it is, if you haven't heard it yet. We also talked about Lowland Hum's version of "Christmastime is Here;" here that is. I interviewed Lowland Hum last season, and you can find that really interesting interview here. Recently, I posted a 12 Songs Christmas music playlist on Spotify. If you want a soundtrack for the season that’s fresh—or fresh to you—I think you’ll enjoy it. If you haven't subscribed to 12 Songs yet, this is a good time to do so because the season ends strong. Go to Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and Spotify and subscribe.
This week on Inside the Arts, ghosts return to a magical set this holiday season as Le Petit Theatre presents its production of Charles Dickens' Victorian classic, A Christmas Carol. Artistic Director Max Williams joins us with cast members Curtis Billings and Kate Kuen. Then, renowned fine art photographer Steven Forster looks back on his career with the opening of a new exhibit. Jazz legends, entertainment celebrities and more come into view as Steven Forster: Four Decades of New Orleans Iconography opens this weekend at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Gallery. Also featured are works by designer / photographer Jake Huntr. Steven Forster and Jake Huntr join us for a chat in our studio. And, more seasonal fun comes your way as, Oh Crap! It's Christmas, a musical holiday spectacular returns to Cafe Istanbul. Vocalist Debbie Davis and a host of local luminaries including Susan Cowsill, Meschiya Lake and others celebrate a milestone. Debbie Davis sings and plays her ukulele in our
Take a listen to the latest episode of ASOA EyeTalks Radio -- Q&A Interview: Operation Sight -- as we talk with ASOA Board members Hayley Boling, Debbie Davis, and Carrie Jacobs about their participation and experiences with the Operation Sight program.
Boone gets taken to school by Don and Debbie Davis who own an all grass fed longhorn beef company in the Texas hill country (banderagrassland.com). The preservation of the true to type Texas Longhorn breed of cattle (ctlr.org). They have a beautiful ranch where these animals live a wonderful life (dwdlonghorns.com). We hope episodes like this will help people learn importance of animal welfare (ctlc.org) They raise the best meat Boone has ever eaten and he met their longhorn herd.
Fitness Career Mastery Podcast: Group Fitness | Personal Training | Studio & Gym Business
This is the continuation of our two part series focusing on how to open your own studio. Our guests, Tash Bean and Debbie Davis are here again to share their knowledge and experience in this topic. In our last episode, we talked about how important it is to choose the right location and developing the […] The post FCM 064: Steps to Opening Your Own Studio with Tash Bean and Debbie Davis (Part 2) appeared first on Fitness Career Mastery.
Fitness Career Mastery Podcast: Group Fitness | Personal Training | Studio & Gym Business
This is the beginning of a two part series focusing on how to open your own studio. Before you start this process, it is very important to get clear on your vision. This was heavily discussed in Episode 61 with Shay Kostabi- so be sure to jump back to those episodes first if you have […] The post FCM 063: Steps to Opening Your Own Studio with Tash Bean and Debbie Davis (Part 1) appeared first on Fitness Career Mastery.
Let the holiday music commence! It’s the most magical time of the year…and we are feeling the holiday magic in Confetti Park! I hope you enjoy the culture I’m sharing from Louisiana, the Mississippi Delta, and beyond. The Confetti Park radio show is a weekly 30-minute program that streams online and airs in cities across the United States, made available for free to all community radio stations on the Pacifica Network. We’re going to enjoy the music of the season all this month on every episode. There will be Christmas carols, Hanukkah songs of light, and children’s favorites all month long here in Confetti Park, as well as sweet stories to make you smile. Thanks for joining me, your host, Katy Hobgood Ray! Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer – Fats Domino Joke of the Day – Snow Bank Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) – Elvis Presley Christmas in Tennessee – Amy Grant and Kid Pan Alley Christmas in New Orleans – Louis Armstrong It Came Upon a Midnight Clear – Michael Doucet Blue Christmas – Linnzi Zaorkski Mele Kalikimaka – Debbie Davis & Matt Perrine All about the music On this episode, Snow Bank, we start off with the delightful Fats Domino, singing about everyone’s favorite reindeer. The we hear from the one and only Elvis Presley, singing “Here Comes Santa Claus.” I bet kids of all ages, even young ones today know that voice… Now, while I still call New Orleans home, I recently took a wonderful job at St. Jude Children’s Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. That’s where Elvis lived and first recorded! So let’s hear another song from the Volunteer State… enjoy Amy Grant and Kid Pan Alley with “Christmas in Tennessee,” followed by the great jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong with “Christmas in New Orleans.” How fun to compare the lyrics! They both begin with verses about the distinctive trees of the regions. Christmas in Tennessee The leaves are changing colors, they’re falling off the trees I know it won’t be long now till it’s Christmas in Tennessee. I hope somewhere that Santa Claus is thinking about you and me. He’s gonna bring us lots of toys when it’s Christmas in Tennessee. Christmas in New Orleans Magnolia trees at night, Sparkling bright, Fields of cotton look wintery white When it’s Christmas time in New Orleans A barefoot choir in prayer fills the air, Mississippi folks are gathering there, ‘Cuz it’s Christmas time in New Orleans. Next we hear from the marvelous Cajun musician Michael Doucet with “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, followed by a jazzy version of “Blue Christmas” by Louisiana chanteuse Linnzi Zaorkski (who was raised in Alexandria and Shreveport and now calls Bush, Louisiana home). Last we hear a Hawaiian Christmas song, “Mele Kalikimaka,” performed by singer Debbie Davis & sousaphonist Matt Perrine, a married couple who are busy musicians in New Orleans (as are their musical kids). Also featured in this episode are two delighted holiday stories. One is a fun little tale from Justin Wilson, an old Cajun cook from Roseland, with “Santa Claus and the Mouse.” And we hear “The Kitty at the Manger” told by Mary Jean Chester of Des Allemands, Louisiana. The Confetti Park radio show and podcast is supported by the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation and Music Rising at Tulane University. Thanks for listening. Remember to look for the magic in every day!
Vanavond dames aan het woord. Je hoort muziek van Maria Muldaur, Marcia Ball, Debbie Davis, Deborah Coleman en Ruthie Foster.
Debbie Davis was a quiet, single woman who liked baking cookies and reading mystery novels. What a police patrolman found in her apartment bedroom on the morning of Sept. 19, 1987, would mark the beginning of a nightmare that would haunt and terrify the city of Richmond, Virginia, for months to come. Featuring interviews with retired homicide detectives, FBI profilers, prosecutors and friends and family of the victims, Southern Nightmare is the story of how the South Side Strangler serial killer was brought to justice by the use of DNA evidence, years before the O.J. Simpson trial or TV shows like CSI popularized the use of DNA as a forensic investigative tool. Want more Southern Nightmare? For access to exclusive extra content, like our one-hour live episode, extended audio interviews, videos and more, please donate to support Southern Nightmare at https://www.patreon.com/southernnightmare SPECIAL OFFERS FROM OUR SPONSORS For a free audiobook that's yours to keep, go to http://www.audibletrial.com/southernnightmare Get $40 off your first two boxes from Blue Apron! (Save $20 Week 1; Save $20 Week 2)
To be successful in life and business, you need training. Listen to ACN's Debbie Davis as she gives a training on how to build yourself, and those in your team.
Debbie Davis! Bartender, podcaster, blogger. Songs in this episode: Song played behind intro: Lewis Knudsen - All I Need Song #1: Boogie - Violence Song #2: Earthgang - Momma Told Me
Are you in marketing and need to develop a plan for a maturing product? In this interview, Debbie Davis, Vice President of Global Marketing, provides a comprehensive blueprint of how to take a mature product and create a new marketing program that will enhance value, solve challenges and give sales reps new innovations to share with customers. Debbie describes how her team developed a solution for customers who needed to collect data and track ROI for product effectiveness and was able to win leadership support. 6 Steps to Transforming the Life of a Product Start by changing the focus of the message to be solution driven. Consider ways that other products can be leveraged together across categories and services to offer greater features together. Look for ways to help sales reps continue to have opportunities. Look for additional features that weren’t considered before to help reinforce existing customer loyalty and stay ahead of the competition. Share data proof points on the value proposition. In the short term if you are in healthcare, using scientific studies and customer case studies to help support your idea and in the long term and are at a lower cost point than quality improvement studies and clinical studies which are take longer to complete. Create a road map. Identify unmet customer needs and what the next generation technologies might be able to be used to produce a more consumable model for sales and leadership. Prepare an evidence plan. Use the information you have gathered and before presenting any ideas, be sure the plan is tailored to key stakeholders. Include a focus on the return on investment. Enable Customer Driven Solutions. Debbie shared how her company created an online tool that customers could partner with the company where they could collect data on their own and use the clinical and financial metrics to generate charts and data over time. A benefit of enacting a customer centric plan focused on additional features and solutions is that product loyalty increases when they feel personally invested and they ownership and validate proof of concept. Integrating innovation and a solution that hasn’t yet been tried before can be a key differentiator in staying ahead of the competition. Favorite Resource: The Culture Map by Aaron Meyer Like what you heard? Find more episodes on Marketing and Leadership visit www.rockyourtradeshow.com A big thanks to Christy Haussler and Team Podcast for editing this episode!
Capítulo de jueves, cerrando semana. Hoy estrenaremos nuevos discos, mucho blues y grandes nombres. Duke Robillard, Debbie Davis o Debora Coleman tendrán su momento estelar a lo largo del programa. Abriremos con Sallie Ford y Pokey LaFarge, tendremos a Two Gallants, Sufjan Stevens, Sunny Cronower o Los Brazos.
Capítulo de jueves, cerrando semana. Hoy estrenaremos nuevos discos, mucho blues y grandes nombres. Duke Robillard, Debbie Davis o Debora Coleman tendrán su momento estelar a lo largo del programa. Abriremos con Sallie Ford y Pokey LaFarge, tendremos a Two Gallants, Sufjan Stevens, Sunny Cronower o Los Brazos.
show#597 06.27.15 New Stuff & Memories J.J. Appleton & Jason Ricci - Jason Solo from Dirty Memory 2015 (6:04) Ben Reel - Crushed It from 7th 2015 (4:06) Bob Brozman - Green River Blues from Post-Industrial Blues 2007 (4:34) Greg Nagy - You Can Love Yourself from Walk That Fine Thin Line 2009 (2:55) Beverly "Guitar" Watkins - D Harp Blues from Feelings of Beverly "Guitar" Watkins 2005 (3:26) Dennis Gruenling & Jump Time - Rooftop Swing from Dennis Gruenling & Jump Time 1999 (6:15) Debbie Davis: sonoma sunset from Debbie Davis' Blues Blast 2007 Watermelon Slim & The Workers - Dumpster Blues from Watermelon Slim & the Workers 2006 (3:01) Vavavoom - Atomic Stomp from Melomania 2006 (4:07) David Landon - One Hundred Years from This Time 2009 (4:22) Ten Years After - The Stomp from Ssssh. 1969 (4:34) Smokey Wilson - You Don't Love Me from 88th Street Blues 1995 (4:33) Charlie Musselwhite & Sugar Ray Norcia - Blues, Why Do You Worry Me? from Superharps 1999 (8:31) Big Sugar - Rolling Pin from Hemi-Vision 1996 (6:46) Rob Stone - Back Around Here from Back Around Here 2010 (3:52) Paul Thorn - I Don't Like Half The Folks I Love from Pimps and Preachers 2010 (4:20) The Sean Carney Band - I Know Your Wig Is Gone from Life Of Ease 2006 (3:25) Olu Dara - Bubber (If Only) from In the World: From Natchez to New York 1998 (3:03) Mike & the Mellotones - money, politics & religion from Thumbs Up 1999 (7:30) R.J. Mischo - I Can't do Without You from King of a Mighty Good Time 2008 (7:00) Iggy Pop - Annie Ross - Evil California (These Blues) from Short Cuts 1993 (3:51)
Burlesque performer [Cherry Brown][link1] is a part-time pantie wrangler, photographer [Marc Pagani][link2] gets choppered out of Mt Everest, Ukulelist (yes! it's a word!) [Debbie Davis][link3] advises on correct levels of marijuana intake (where legal only) and [Eric Heigle][link4] plans an assault on a Hollywod princess. [link1]: http://www.misscherrybrown.com/ [link2]: http://paganiphoto.com/ [link3]: http://www.debbiedavismusic.com/ [link4]: http://www.bloodysundaysessions.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tommy Boudreaux spends a good part of his day giving spiritual and emotional support to the folks whose loved one s remains he s cleaning off the walls after they were murdered or blew their brains out with a handgun. Today after work at Clean Scene, Tommy goes to have a quiet reflective drink, and what does he find A bunch of folks at Wayfare with a thousand questions about blood, brains, the smell of death, and a couple of drinks later he s flashing back to when he was the drum major in the O Perry Walker band and his flirtation with acting in porno films. Debbie Davis is up for producing a porno movie for Tommy to star in. Right now Debbie has some time on her hands and plenty of good connections for porno production courtesy of her vast house music family network that stretches around the world. It all started See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Bob is given the chance to speak to extraterrestrial light beings with the help of channeler & medium Leni (Suzi Barrett) formerly known as Debbie Davis. We’ll learn how Leni gained the ability to contact the Pleiadians, the most disturbing and uplifting message she has received from these light beings, and they’ll attempt to connect with their plane of reality.
Plenaria Joven realizado por Giles y Debbie Davis en el encuentro FORUM 2014 en Cullera (Valencia). Para más información sobre GBU y su ministerio pueden visitar la web: www.gbu-es.org Giles Davis Giles Davis nació en California y creció en Chicago, donde fue pastor de jóvenes. Llegó a España en 2005. Su ministerio incluye supervisar varios equipos de líderes juveniles, ofrecer formación, discipular semanalmente y apoyar a líderes de jóvenes, predicar en campamentos y retiros, ofrecer consejería prematrimonial y escribir materiales para el discipulado de jóvenes. Debbie Davis Debbie nació en Michigan, creció en Madrid, vivió en Chicago durante su juventud, y volvió de nuevo a España en 2005. Estudió comunicación intercultural, educación cristiana y música en Wheaton College. Trabajó en World Relief (Equipo de Supervivencia Infantil), y en Big Idea Productions (creadores de los dibujos animados "VeggieTales"). Coordinadora de eventos de evangelismo y misiones para SEND International y su iglesia en Madrid, Cristo Vive. Mujer de Giles y madre de cuatro hijos.
As an Adventurous Entrepreneur, Spiritual Seeker and Magnificent Midlife Woman Debbie Davis is a passionate promoter of living life to its fullest. On today’s show Debbie will share: How you can reframe midlife so you can see it as an opportunity rather than a crisis The question all midlife women should be asking themselves Guidance, [...] The post Episode 92: Living Life to the Fullest for Magnificent Midlife Women with Debbie Davis appeared first on The Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast Network.
show#456 09.20.12 It's not late...no....no..... It's early...early... Randy Newman - I'm Dreaming (free download) Ry Cooder - Kool-Aid (Election Special 2012) Clairy Browne & The Bangin Rackettes - Love Letter (Baby Caught The Bus 2011) Spinner's Section: Otis Clay: don't burn the bridge (5:16) (I'll Treat You Right, Bullseye Blues, 1993) Fleetwood Mac: coming home (2:41) (Mr. Wonderful, Blue Horizon, 1968) Debbie Davis: where the blues come to die (5:06) (Blues Blast, Telarc Blues, 2007) Big Blind: leave this place (3:38) (Dressed To Win, Cool Buzz, 2007) Darrell Nulisch: just a little blues (4:01) (Just For You, Severn, 2009) Snatch It Back: sweet nothings (3:44) (Hot Stuff, Tramp, 1995) Duster Bennett: watcha gonna do (2:37) (Comin' Home, Indigo, 1999) Jimmie Vaughan: out of the shadows (3:50) (Do You Get The Blues?, Epic, 2001) Willy DeVille: trouble comin' everyday in a world gone wrong (6:07) (Crow Jane Alley, Eagle, 2004) Arthur Ebeling: what a life (4:04) (Dreams, Basta, 2002) Super Chikan: wrong to sing the blues (5:30) (Shoot That Thang, Rooster Blues, 2001) Tony Joe White: dark horse coming (4:48) (Snakey, Munich, 2003) Back To Beardo: Johnny Dyer/Rick Holmstrom - Holmes Hop (Shake It! 1995) Rick "L.A. Holmes" Holstrom - Jungle Ball (Lookout! 1996) Kid Ramos - West Coast House Party 2000 w/ Rick Holmstrom) Bill Stuve - Centipede Crawl (Big Noise 2000 w/ Rick Holmstrom) Rod Piazza & the Mighty Flyers - Shim Sham Shimmy (Beyond the Source 2001 w/ Rick Holmstrom) Rick Holmstrom - I'm Gone (Hydraulic Groove 2002) Rick Holmstrom - Tutwiler (Late in the Night 2007) Holmstrom, Logan, Hodges - Wats Of Action (Twist O Lettz 2010) Janiva Magness - Bad Blood (Do I Move You? 2006 w/ Rick Holmstrom) Mavis Staples - Last Train (You Are Not Alone 2010 w/ Rick Holmstrom) Ryan Hartt & The Blue Hearts - When It Rains (Call My Name 2012 w/ Rick Holmstrom) Rick Holmstrom - Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Cruel Sunrise Deluxe Edition 2012) Rick Holmstrom - Luellie (Cruel Sunrise 2012) Heineken TV Commercial Song Clairy Browne & The Bangin Rackettes - Love Letter (Baby Caught The Bus 2012)
Debbie Davis of Providence Elder Place is our guest this week. We will discuss Elder Place's programming: Who is eliglible, the services that are available and community outreach. Join us on Monday, October 10th at noon, PST for our conversation with Debbie Davis.APN interviews a wide variety of experts in the field of aging services. Our programs invite you to join us in the process of discovering all that progressing through the life course entails...in a fun, and yet experienced way. Join Adult Placement Network every Monday at noon PST for Aging Resourcefully!
Debbie Davis of Providence Elder Place is our guest this week. We will discuss Elder Place's programming: Who is eliglible, the services that are available and community outreach. Join us on Monday, October 10th at noon, PST for our conversation with Debbie Davis.APN interviews a wide variety of experts in the field of aging services. Our programs invite you to join us in the process of discovering all that progressing through the life course entails...in a fun, and yet experienced way. Join Adult Placement Network every Monday at noon PST for Aging Resourcefully!
show#31311.22.09James "Thunderbird" Davis - If I Had My Life to Live Over (1:59)John Hiatt/Los Super Seven - I'm Not That Kat Anymore (2:31)Spinner's Section:Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings: down home girl (4:02) (Just For A Thrill, Roadrunner, 2004)Robben Ford & the Blue Line: prison of love (4:26) (-, Stretch/GRP, 1992)Amos Garrett: what a fool I was (4:21) (Third Man In, Stony Plain, 1992)Mighty Reapers: you don't know what love is (4:37) (-, Terra Nova, 1993)Debbie Davis: my time after a while (4:58) (Blues Blast, Telarc, 2007)Blues Company: invitation to the blues (3:36) (Then And Now, Inakustik, 2001)Andy J. Forest: long dark road (4:15) (Deep Down Under In The Bywater, Appalosa, 2004)Marble Tones: so down (4:27) (Black Coffee, True Player, 2005)Paul Butterfield: don't you hang me up (4:44) (Rides Again, Amherst, 1986)Back To Beardo:Howlin' Wolf - Coon On The Moon (3:47)Gina Sicilia - One of Many (3:53)Siegel-Schwall Band - Twisted (3:49)George Mayweather - Gypsy Woman (4:57)Seasick Steve & The Level Devils - Rockin' chair (3:36)Sue Foley - Deep Freeze (3:16)Elvin Bishop - yes sir (4:46)Booker T & The MG's - Booker-Loo (2:59)Big Dave - Tomorrow Night (3:25)Jackie Payne/Steve Edmonson - Black Cat Roun' My Do' (3:56)Grant Lyle - In Deep (4:30)Bobby Lounge - I'll Always Be Better Than You (4:46)Steven Seagal & Thunderbox - Dark Angel (3:56)James Harman Band - A Little Mixed Up (2:29)Slo Leak - Crazy Mixed Up World (3:15)R.J. Mischo & The Teddy Morgan Band -Change Your Way (6:31)Imperial Crowns - Lil Death Live In Budapest 06 (6:08)Jimmy Norman-Strange Situation (4:14)Does your music make the cut?Contact Beardo at thebeardo@gmail.com and we we'll talk..Meanwhile, Bandana Blues archives at http://beardo1@libsyn.com
show#29908.16.09The Insomniacs - Broke and Lonely (6:00)Hash Brown & the Browntones - Celluphone Blues (3:16)John Littlejohn - Been Around The World (5:25)Spinner's Section:ladies & bluesTrijntje Oosterhuis: strange fruit (3:15) (Strange Fruit, Blue Note, 2004)Bessie Smith: need a little sugar in my bowl (2:51) (Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues, Columbia, 2003)Debbie Davis: like you was gone (5:58) (Blues Blast, Telarc Blues, 2007)Shirley Bassey: no one ever tells you (2:58) (The Fabulous Shirley Bassey, EMI, 1959)Michelle Willson: long John blues (6:55) (So Emotional, Bullseye Blues, 1996)Back To Beardo:Fenton Robinson - West Side Story (5:03)James Brown - Think (2:46)Hot Lips Page - My Gal Is Gone (3:14)Anson Funderburgh & The Rocke - Waitin' on You, Mamma (3:47)West of Memphis - I Can Tell (5:05)Don Nix - Subject to Change (2:42)Charlie Musselwhite - Make My Getaway (3:45)Big Maceo - Big Road Blues (3:01)Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - Pressure Cooker (2:54)Traffic Jam - Jail House Blues - Traffic Jam (6:49)Flip Tops - Katie Ann (6:08)Lonnie Brooks - One Sunny Day (2:19)Eric Jerardi - Blame It On Me (3:56)Travis "Moonchild" Haddix- What to Do (3:59)Tony Vega Band - Going Backwards (4:02)Dennis Gruenling - I Gotta Have Her (4:53)The Boneshakers - Teach Me How to Stay (4:51)Texacali Horns - Baby, You're My Destiny (3:42)Does your music make the cut?Contact Beardo at thebeardo@gmail.com and we we'll talk..Meanwhile, Bandana Blues archives at http://beardo1.libsyn.com
Bandana Blues Show #291 All Spinner!!show#29105.31.09All Spinner...straight from The Hague, the international capital of justiceBlazers: short fuse (4:53) (Going Up The Country, Rounder, 1996)Popa Chubby: nobody knows you when you're down and out (4:39) (One Million Broken Guitars, Viceroy, 1998)John Mooney: country gal (2:54) (Late Last Night, Bullseye Blues, 1990)Amos Garrett: lost love (4:09) (Third Man In, Stony Plain, 1992)Brian Setzer Orchestra: (the legend of) Johnny Kool (4:09) (Guitar Slinger, Interscope, 1996)Chris Duarte: how long (5:19) (Love Is Greater Than Me, Zoe, 2000)Barrelhouse: like you did before (4:34) (Walking In Time, Munich, 2002)Debbie Davis: howlin' for my darlin' (5:19) (Blues Blast, Telarc, 2007)Lou Ann Barton: I wonder why (3:27) (Read My Lips, Antone's Records, 1989)Erja Lyytinen: Mississippi callin' (3:24) (Dreamland Blues, Ruf, 2006)Ian Parker: your love is my home (5:37) (Where I Belong, Ruf, 2007)Arno: hit the night (2:56) (Jus De Box, Delabel, 2007)Jeff Healey Band: as the years go passing by (6:47) (Cover To Cover, Arista, 1995)Jimmy Thackery & the Drivers: blues dog prowl (6:01) (We Got It, Telarc, 2002)Richie Arndt & the Bluenatics: it's not always the easy way (5:07) (Voodoo, Pepper Cake, 2003)John Hammond: who will be next? (3:01) (Trouble No More, Pointblank, 1993)Harry Manx & Kevin Breit: bottom of the hill (3:38) (In Good We Trust, Stony Plain, 2007)Hokie Joint: Clarksdale mill (5:49) (The Way It Goes…Sometimes, Cool Buzz, 2008)Ray Charles: losing hand (3:14) (-, Atlantic, 1957)Mike Henderson & the Bluebloods: how many more years (4:45) (First Blood, Dead Reckoning, 1996)Little Mike & the Tornadoes: henhouse (3:30) (Flynn's Place, Flying Fish, 1995)Mitch Kashmar: I got no reason (3:36) (Wake Up & Worry, Delta Groove, 2006)BB King: I gotta move out of this neighborhood / nobody loves me but my mother (8:58) (Blues Summit, MCA, 1993)James Hunter: I'll walk away (4:07) (People Gonna Talk, Go, 2006)John Mooney: country boy (3:36) (Late Last Night, Bullseye Blues, 1990)Robert Randolph & the Family Band: calypso (4:07) (Unclassified, Warner Bros, 2003)Does your music make the cut?Contact Beardo at thebeardo@gmail.com and we we'll talk..Meanwhile, Bandana Blues archives at http://beardo1@libsyn.com
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