Podcasts about don't look away

by: Chris Royalty from: Matthew 28

On Good Friday, the day we remember the torture and death of Jesus, we're tempted to look away. It'd be easy to. It's brutal, it's ugly, it hurts. But what if we stared that torture in the eye and we gave ourselves over to lament and mourn? I think it would make Easter Sunday all the more celebratory.

This second episode of the re-awakening returns in gratitude to Jeremy Stewart, the man and his art. The song Don't Look Away from the LIght is no doubt a form of 4th Cinema. This podcast is such. There are some beautiful surprises in this episode, including an appearance from Bagwan Osho Rajneesh. Sorry to spoil the surprise.

I. See the Suffering-II. See the Sin

Don't Look Away - Jason Lomelino by Mission Isla Vista

Drew Benton, Founder of Project Live Love and Director of Safehouse Outreach talks with host, Dawn Ely, about the homeless population, what it is like to be homeless, who are those suffering homeless, what they do and do not look like, how the realities challenge preconceived notions of what we think about those suffering homelessness, and what is needed to help those in homeless situations rise above. Host, Dawn Ely, also shares some of her eye-opening experiences with those in homeless situations. As Drew says at the end of the conversation, if we all took just one step towards informing ourselves by having just one conversation, we could make tremendous steps to solving many of the problems associated with homelessness. Don't turn away. Next time you are on the street faced with someone suffering from homelessness, choose to encounter them differently and hear some small piece of their story. We promise you, you'll be surprised, and you'll start seeing and understanding so much more about this circumstance and the people in it. Links referenced in the video: www.projectlivelove.com under which you can find the program 3-0-WeGo to volunteer to hand out items during cold winter nights in Atlanta www.safehouseoutreach.org to volunteer and/or donate Contact Drew: drew@safehouseoutreach.org drew@projectlivelove.com

Don't Look Away by Vincent Briscoe and Johann Rucker

It is easy to disengage from the world, to use the "Benedict Option."  Unitarian Universalism requires that we not look away - that we are honest about the world and our place in it, and engage in making a better world for all.

The easy and comfortable thing to do is to hide and avoid. Just to act like it doesn’t exist. But what this does is it exacerbates the problem. In order for things to really change and improve, you need to acknowledge that they’re happening, and gain awareness on the issue.

Andrea Peterson, freelance journalist, artist, and musician, joins Jared to talk about her latest project: a DC music festival through September (five nights, five venues) showcasing music made in opposition to the Trump Administration's policies on immigrants and refugees, called "Room for More." Full band lineups and venue information at RoomForMoreFest.org Proceeds from these events will support Immigrant Families Together Andrea Peterson on Twitter Additional benefits for fans of At The Table are available through Patreon.

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While best known for her TV characters on Marvel’s Inhumans and Ballers on HBO, actress Serinda Swan, in real life, is turning the spotlight around. For years, she's raised awareness around global causes, activating the hearts and minds of people so they don't look the other way. Since 2012, Serinda has challenged celebrities to stare death in the face through her skydive mission, 18 for 18, a project that funds rescue missions and rehabilitation of sex trafficking victims. Her more recent venture, Deedly, is a tech-based curriculum that enables students to learn about today’s important issues, while empowering them to take action. In this episode, Serinda talks about the trip that changed her life, and why she is relentlessly using her platform to amplify the voices of those who’ve suffered injustice and unspeakable violence. To learn more about Deedly, visit: www.deedly.com Check out Haley Kennedy's art on Instagram: @shopsundae You can see her exclusive artworks for Sincerely, Hueman at our Instagram: @sincerelyhueman This show is produced by Hueman Group Media. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/support

Vicar Noah Herren's sermon from March 2/3, 2019

March 3, 2019 | James Roberts

Storytelling is how our history has been passed down over thousands of years. Today we are bombarded with content, and our attention is strained as we sort through the trash. But powerful stories will always transcend it all.

"Donuts" by Mogwai from the soundtrack to Kin; "ISHUONAWAYISHANAWA" by Alexander Tucker from Don't Look Away; "Monody" by Oneohtrix Point Never from Never the Station; "Bein Ithnein (Between Two)" by Jerusalem in my Heart from Daqai'q Tudaiq; "A Sodium Codec Haze" by Tim Hecker from Konoyo; "Opening" by Konrad Sprenger from Stack Music; "Carry the Load" by Goatman from Rhythms; "Naturalistic" by LFZ from Name Plus Focus; "See" by Kate NV from For. Courtesy of RVNG, International; "Michael Kills Again" by John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter, and Daniel Davies from the Halloween soundtrack; "We Access Only a Fraction" by Caterina Barbieri from Born Again in the Voltage

"Donuts" by Mogwai from the soundtrack to Kin; "ISHUONAWAYISHANAWA" by Alexander Tucker from Don't Look Away; "Monody" by Oneohtrix Point Never from Never the Station; "Bein Ithnein (Between Two)" by Jerusalem in my Heart from Daqai'q Tudaiq; "A Sodium Codec Haze" by Tim Hecker from Konoyo; "Opening" by Konrad Sprenger from Stack Music; "Carry the Load" by Goatman from Rhythms; "Naturalistic" by LFZ from Name Plus Focus; "See" by Kate NV from For. Courtesy of RVNG, International; "Michael Kills Again" by John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter, and Daniel Davies from the Halloween soundtrack; "We Access Only a Fraction" by Caterina Barbieri from Born Again in the Voltage

Sam comes in with a sick burn in tonight's episode of Recluse Horror! In the episode, Sam and Rec talk about Don't Look Away from 2016, not to be confused with Don't Look Away from 2017 which The Recluse reviewed on episode 73. Which sort of blandly-titled film wins for best movie titled Don't Look Away? Find out tonight!The movies discussed were:Don't Look Away (2016)Music was "Resolute" by The Recluse.You can find Recluse Horror on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and wherever lady-creep web spiders can be found.You can email questions and comments to RecluseHorror@gmail.com.

Carina Morillo knew almost nothing about autism when her son Ivan was diagnosed -- only that he didn't speak or respond to words, and that she had to find other ways to connect with him. She shares how she learned to help her son thrive by being curious along with him. (In Spanish with English subtitles)

“Religion that God Our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.” James 1:27. Scripture Reading: Luke 10: 25-37. Sunday morning message by pastor Danny Groening.

Exploring your sexuality was discussed with Rory and Yolanda.

On this episode we cover:-PART TWO of: Should Prostitution be Legalized?-If you find you friend's wife/girlfriend naked online do you tell him?-Homemade Adult Entertainment-and there is some random general conversation in there. TWITTER: Michael: https://twitter.com/MAYHEW_MAYHEMGreg: https://twitter.com/gregthecoolnerdJames: https://twitter.com/StickyChicken2830 Minutes of MAYHEM: https://twitter.com/30MinsOfMAYHEM

THE BLUE MIX By Dj Moar (http://www.djmoar.com) (1) John Klemmer "Blood of the Sun" (1974 Impluse) (2) Brian Auger "Don't Look Away" (1974 RCA) (3) Laboratorium "Funky Dla Franki" (1976 Muza) (4) Cortex "Mary et Jeff" (1975 Disques Espérance) (5) Donald Byrd "Places & Spaces" (1975 Blue Note) (6) RAMP "Daylight" (1977 Blue Thumb) (7) Vinyl Jam "Action Directe" (2006 Vinyl Jam Records) (8) Dodge City "The Slow Jam" (1992 Island) (9) Dj Cam Quartet "Raise Up" (2009 Inflamable Records) (10) Tha Real Book "Dingue de Cette Musique" (2005 A-Tracktive Records) (11) J-88 "look of love" Jay Dee RMX (1999 Groove Attack) (12) Moar "On Court" Beat (2007 Trad Vibe Records) (13) Greyboy "Avalanche" (1995 Ubiquity Records)