Podcasts about dutch christmas

Hello Listeners! In this episode, we had the opportunity to have a conversation with Dennis van Aarssen, a renowned figure in Dutch Christmas music. Our podcast delved into the essence of Dennis, explored the inspiration behind his enchanting piece, "Christmas When You're Here," and delved into the art of interpreting the festive spirit of Christmas Dennis van Aarssen is a jazz musician, an icon of Dutch Christmas music, winner of The Voice Holland 2019, and also winner of the Edison Award for his album "Forever You" in 2020. Listen full episode on Bingkai Suara and don't forget to follow our podcast on any podcast platforms, our Instagram Bingkai Karya, and stay updated with our recent news on www.bingkaikarya.com

Executive Director of Visit Pella Ann Frost and Trish Klok with the Kerstmarkt committee discuss the Christmas Tour of Homes and Dutch Christmas market coming Nov. 30th through Dec. 2nd.

Christmas is that time of the year where Dutch families often gather around the dining table. Some will prepare an extensive 5-course dinner, while others 'gaan gourmetten'. With Nicole Holten from The Dutch Table, we discuss some typical Dutch Christmas dishes. - Kerst is hét moment waarop families vaak uitgebreid met elkaar tafelen. Waar de een voor deze speciale gelegenheid een uitgebreid 5-gangen diner voorbereidt, haalt de ander gezellig het gourmetstel uit de kast. Met Nicole Holten van The Dutch Table bespreken we enkele typisch Nederlandse kerstgerechtjes.

Ann Frost and Lowell Olivier-Shaw with Visit Pella discuss the expansion of the Dutch Christmas market, Kerstmarkt.

Merry Christmas from Hiawatha Church! In this Christmas Eve sermon, Pastor Chris unpacks the theology in the medieval Dutch Christmas carol "Come and Stand Amazed". Listen to "Come and Stand Amazed" by Citizens & Saints here: https://youtu.be/c9K_d1w766A http://www.hiawathachurch.com Connect with us! https://hiawathachurch.churchcenter.com

The 12 Days Of SLASHmas: Part II is back on the 11th Day as the supernatural Dutch Christmas slasher, SAINT NICK joins the fray. Kick your feet up, and pour some egg nog, as the tournament continues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O03sqEbgU2w

I'm joined by Ryan for a review of this Dutch Christmas film.wnwypodcast@outlook.com, Instagram, wnwypodcast.comGet the fantastic, spectacular, original Christmas song by Metaphorest and Spaceship, All I Want This Year!Special thanks to Spaceship, “Curator for Joseph Gordon-Levitt's production company hitRECord, through which my songs The Spaces Between and Of The Future were produced for the Emmy-winning TV series Hit Record on TV. No, I am not from Austin. XD”Find Spaceship on Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Music, PatreonSpecial thanks to Metaphorest, “Metaphorest is the mythical moniker of Irish singer/songwriter Sarah Daly. She has been writing songs since her first toy piano and in 2011 she released her debut album of 20 original songs. Metaphorest plays guitar and sings about things like capitalism and cupcakes, and finds her inspiration in the nooks and crannies that few folk notice.”Find Metaphorest on Bandcamp, SoundCloud, YouTube

This week, we're still reeling from the Cowboy Bebop cancellation as we review a Dutch Christmas horror series and a Bollywood action movie.00:00:32 Intro00:005:14 What's Your Swill00:07:50 News00:13:55 Downstream00:19:42 Quick Hits: 7 Prisoners, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure season 600:30:54 Feature Review: Elves(spoilers throughout because it's not good)00:37:31 Patron Requested Review: Mard Ko Dard Nahi HotaOur intro and outro theme song is “Bitter” by Space Weather. Check them out by following their Twitter @SpaceWeatherUS. Also, make sure to listen to their new single here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0XeAlAq0js If you like our show and want to contribute monetarily, visit https://www.patreon.com/netflixnswill to contribute at any level, or you can buy our merch at https://www.redbubble.com/people/netflixnswill/shop?asc=u Join our Discord Server at https://discord.gg/krVVhFxrRk Listen to our Magic the Gathering Podcast, Stacking Triggers: https://www.netflixnswill.com/stmtg or follow the podcast at https://twitter.com/stmtgpodcast

77 years ago, in Nazi-occupied Holland, a Dutch Christmas tradition became a brush with disaster for then 6-year-old Anita Frank, whose memories haunt her to this day.

In this episode, I will be discussing a Dutch Christmas tradition and its association with Zwarte Piet, or Black Pete in English. This character is based on anti-Black stereotypes and involves the use of blackface. This episode aims to examine this specific tradition within a larger context of Dutch colonization throughout the Atlantic World and also considers Black experiences in the Netherlands today. Joining me is my Humanity in Action fellow, Valerie Ntinu.

Brad de Raad took a cooking class in San Francisco last year and it opened his eyes to new techniques and recipes. He's enjoyed baking different kinds of bread and has especially enjoyed baking pumpkin bread during the fall season. In this episode, Brad and I discuss his newfound interest in cooking and baking, we give an overview of our breakfast at a famous bakery called Tartine, and we dive into Brad's family traditions - including buying Dutch Christmas bread every year from a Dutch bakery in Pasadena, California.

Phil Better (from the Phil Better show) joins Luke on the Roller-coaster to talk about the moon landing, face masks, and Dutch Christmas. Also help us find this Amazon reviewer. Send your letters and voicemails to rotletters@gmail.com or https://anchor.fm/rotpodcast You can find Phil(@philbettershow) on: Libsyn Instagram Facebook Twitter and you can find Luke(@lukeocomedy) on: Instagram Facebook The podcast theme is "Battle Against a Malignant & Repugnant Opponent" by nelward over on OCRemix --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rotpodcast/message

This Christmas episode brought to you by bats. (Don't touch 'em.)Ariel regales us with another West Virginia weirdness, this time involving Mussolini and burnt kids.Lisa gets deep into Dutch Christmas, with its evil Santa and his racist helper (sorry Benelux: that shit's racist).Whitney goes gory with Austin's most famous (and the original) serial killer, the Servant Girl Annihilator. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

...a rant about their old alma mater, Sunderland Uni! Second day of podmas is here and just for you we...basically rant and bitch about our university and general policies regarding graduation in the UK, but especially ours! Alex didn't bother attending his graduation, but Maggie did and she has plenty to say on the topic! Xmas Ruf - In the Netherlands, Sinterklaas (the Dutch version of Santa Claus) arrives from Spain, not from the North Pole. And that’s not the only weird thing about the Dutch Christmas. Sinterklaas has his little helpers, but they are not adorable hard-working elves: they are black-faced boys and girls who can steal your kids if they misbehave, and bring them to back Spain which is, according to the Dutch, a severe punishment. Check out our last episode on the website where we do our first day of podmas! Sharing is caring, find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram & don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review! If you want to support the channel, send us a coffee over on Ko-Fi

In this week's episode of The Adelaide Show, we chat Irma and Elise from The Little Dutch House about Sinterklass, Black Peters, and Poffertjes, along with many other curiosities from The Netherlands. Also this week, the SA Drink Of The Week is from Sunlight Liquor and it has a link to Jon Bon Jovi's visit to Adelaide this week. Our new sponsor, Adelaide Night And Day Family Therapy, continues tonight, with principal, Brett Williams, discussing couples and communication. And in the Musical Pilgrimage, we have a Christmas song from Michael Mills, the man who produces Professor Flint. We might also be able to put a phone call into Santa before the show's end. Tickets on sale now for Steve's 2019 Adelaide Fringe Show - 2 Cat's On A Hot Fringe Roof. Please buy some, especially the dinner and show ticket because it enters you into a great, wine-loving draw. And please consider becoming part of our podcast by joining our Inner Circle. It's an email list. Join it and you might get an email on a Sunday or Monday seeking question ideas, guest ideas and requests for other bits of feedback about YOUR podcast, The Adelaide Show. Email us directly and we'll add you to the list: podcast@theadelaideshow.com.au If you enjoy the show, please leave us a 5-star review in iTunes or other podcast sites, or buy some great merch from our Red Bubble store - The Adelaide Show Shop. We'd greatly appreciate it. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No Terry this week, so there's more waffle than a Dutch Christmas market stall and a lot less factual boxing chat. Although, there's also not endless anecdotes about fights in the 70's, fights in darkest Tajikistan and no 40 minute AOB section at the end, so swings and roundabouts - get well soon big Tel! We chat about everything in the title so read that again for the content information. Get in touch with your questions: @newageboxinguk @newagepodfather @highfieldboxing

The festive season is upon us – Here in Holland has the guide on how to enjoy it like a Dutchie. So what are the customs the dos and the don’ts? And what should you try? An interview with Abuzer van Leeuwen the man behind the website Dutch Review Fore more on Here in Holland: Here in Holland email: hereinholland@gmail.com Subscribe in iTunes or Android app of choice.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

The debate around Zwarte Piet – Black Pete – has been raging in the Netherlands for several years. Is the character a black-face racist stereotype or just a harmless Dutch tradition? Positions are entrenched – with supporters and opponents clashing sometimes hysterically. Many in Dutch society are simply stunned as to what’s happened around what is a treasured family holiday and celebration. At one stage the UN even got involved. But what does the international community in the Netherlands make of all this? Here in Holland dives into the debate. Here in Holland email: hereinholland@gmail.com Subscribe in iTunes or Android app of choice.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hereinholland)

Listen this week as Dillon and Dutch discuss the Krampus, a half goat, half demon creature who kidnaps misbehaving children, and locks them away in his wicker dungeon. Dillon and Dutch also discuss the perfect Christmas movie, traditions over the holidays, and they both open up their Christmas gifts for each other. Pull up a chair, start a fire, sip some hot chocolate, and enjoy us talking at you about things you no nothing about. From all of us at both Triple D Mining Company, and Dillon and Dutch Metal Detecting... MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. 

Black Peter or Zwarte Piet: is it a beloved Dutch Christmas character or a racist throwback to the minstrel tradition? Quinsy Gario, a media expert from the Dutch Island St. Maarten, didn't think much of it until his mother was called “Zwarte Piet”. Then he launched a public campaign to end the tradition that led to a police beating, death threats and a national debate and led him to being, for a few months, the most hated man in The Netherlands. (Photo: Quinsy Gario)

Yes, Maureen and Jen deludedly continue with these podcasts. Back on Jen's sofa - the ladies discuss the important issues of the day like a dodgy Dutch Christmas tradition, the likelihood of Jen 'turning' Babs Windsor and Crosse & Blackwell soup. WILD TIMES.

A 92-YEAR-OLD woman with Alzheimer’s was found with 57 maggots crawling in her ear while she was under the care of a home costing more than £6,000 a month....CRITICS are calling for a ban on a Dutch Christmas character called "Zwarte Piet" or Black Pete — over claims it is RACIST.Traditionally seen as a helper of Santa or "Sinterklaas", Black Pete turns up in St Nicholas Day parades across the country every year. The saint's day is celebrated on December 6 in the Netherlands - with Black Pete helping Santa deliver Christmas gifts and sweets to children who have been "good".A MAN nicknamed “Mitch” for his resemblance to the Michelin Man was dumped by his wife during a counselling session – but has now shed more than 10 STONE.PREGNANT Kate Middleton has left hospital after being treated for acute morning sickness.Accompanied by hubby Prince William, the Duchess of Cambridge smiled to well-wishers as she clutched a bouquet of flowers before climbing into a waiting car.  It’s a tradition in Spain that the pension payment increase every year, using the November inflation figure year ahead to fix the following pensions index in January......but this year will not be possible with an IPC inflation rate in November up 2.9%.

A 92-YEAR-OLD woman with Alzheimer’s was found with 57 maggots crawling in her ear while she was under the care of a home costing more than £6,000 a month....CRITICS are calling for a ban on a Dutch Christmas character called "Zwarte Piet" or Black Pete — over claims it is RACIST.Traditionally seen as a helper of Santa or "Sinterklaas", Black Pete turns up in St Nicholas Day parades across the country every year. The saint's day is celebrated on December 6 in the Netherlands - with Black Pete helping Santa deliver Christmas gifts and sweets to children who have been "good".A MAN nicknamed “Mitch” for his resemblance to the Michelin Man was dumped by his wife during a counselling session – but has now shed more than 10 STONE.PREGNANT Kate Middleton has left hospital after being treated for acute morning sickness.Accompanied by hubby Prince William, the Duchess of Cambridge smiled to well-wishers as she clutched a bouquet of flowers before climbing into a waiting car.  It’s a tradition in Spain that the pension payment increase every year, using the November inflation figure year ahead to fix the following pensions index in January......but this year will not be possible with an IPC inflation rate in November up 2.9%.