Podcasts about everybody's got something

Quando una persona che conosce bene la storia dei Beatles immagina il loro 1968 non può non considerare i primi mesi di quell'anno come lo spartiacque rappresentato dal loro viaggio in India. Che fu sicuramente un momento fondamentale per le loro vite.Abbiamo già visto come i quattro fecero ritorno da esso profondamente cambiati, più egoriferiti, meno propensi a tornare alla vita di gruppo.Un luogo in cui il loro io avrebbe dovuto essere ridimensionato, un personaggio come il Maharishi che, attraverso la Meditazione Trascendentale avrebbe dovuto far loro prendere consapevolezza dell'uguaglianza cosmica, finisce invece per accentuare i loro singoli spigoli.Per ascoltare la playlist di Spotify della puntata di oggi clicca qui! https://rbe.it/?p=66965

Everybody's carrying a heavy load, aren't you?

This is the second half of our conversation with David Baldner. If you missed Episode 33, circle back before you join us for Episode 35!

Today's guest will be a blast from the past for some of you Mustangs! David Baldner taught at Cunningham, North Shore Middle School (7th grade Encounters) and he was principal at Cimarron before moving on to Administration. Kristi was in David's 7th grade Encounters class, and like everyone else, they ran into each other on Facebook and have become friends over the years. Brenda was delighted to find out that David is ALSO a Mustang (we won't announce his age here, out of respect for our elders) and that they have a lot in common, too. We talked for over two hours, so we did you a favor and turned this into two episodes. You're welcome.

It may be a long, strange title but the music on this track is deceptively difficult and rocks from start to finish.

BEING RIGHT BRAINED IN A LEFT BRAINED WORLD - How does one balance practicality and creativity? Join us as we discuss this issue with our guest Amelia Gewirtz, singer, songwriter, the genius behind the indie music band “Amelia’s Dream”, mom and successful real estate entrepreneur. The world sometimes seems so bifurcated – as if it were solely meant for the Left brained- the worlds of finance, politics, law, medicine, engineering, electricians, plumbers, accountants…. The Right brained individuals– the singers, actors, dancers, musicians, directors, photographers, painters, comedians, and writers often have to have a “day” job to pay the rent, but the need to be creative and express oneself is urgent and real. Honest discussions about how to survive and thrive. Our final podcast for 2019 is all about FAITH - FULL OF GRACE so join us during this reflective time of year.For links to all music and topics discussed go to our instagram page @terracetruthtalkin and kindly like us onFacebook @TerraceTruthTalkin‘Tis the season for music and frivolity – Happy Holidays to all. We will leave you with this special song from Amelia's Dream that will warm your heart and bring a few tears -"Everybody's Got Something"https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=Nie3rvyUFpE&feature=emb_logo"Trust Your Gut"https://s.disco.ac/zbkkngpzrwli"Paul"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi29o4qDPFMTheme Song: "Ballerina" by Amelia's Dream, Amelia Gewirtz and Harold Stephan www.ameliasdream.comInstagram: @terracetruthtalkin come visit for pics and info about our favorite products and give us your opinions and tell us what topics interest you the most too! Or if you would like to be a Guest on our show.Created by Joanna BonaroProduced by ©BrainyBeauty Productions ©TerraceTruthTalkinEpisode 6: Living in a Left Brained World as a Right Brained Creative - with top Halstead Broker and musician Amelia Gewirtz of Amelias Dream. www.ameliasdream.com #podcastoftheweek NOW ON SPOTIFY, ITunes and ApplePodcasts ITunes - https://lnkd.in/eW7j3Dg and SPOTIFY - https://lnkd.in/ey7kymC , @halstead #andrewandamelia #movetowhatmovesyou #movewithandrewandamelia #realestate #NY #NYC #love #art #Apple #iTunes #specify #podcast #holiday See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We need to check in on one another and be the support people need when they need it because at some point, we will all be that person in need. Not sure what to say when talking with a person amid difficult times?  This episode of Faith Applied contains audio from a video recorded when I was in a prolonged period of pain. I hope this no-filter sharing about how we support one another is helpful. Key Explorations In This Episode: Biblical reminders about the ups and downs of life Three reasons needed support often does not happen Helps to effectively support people in the midst of difficult times Referenced in this Episode:  Time for everything under the sun... (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8) We will have trials and tribulations in life...(John 16:33) "Everybody's Got Something" by Robin Roberts Prefer to watch the referenced video? Click here or image below.   Share the conversation! Who do you know that could relate to or benefit from this episode? Share it with them and continue the conversation. Share your thoughts! I'd love to hear your thoughts. Please leave a rating on iTunes and/or write a short 2-3 sentence review there or on Stitcher.  I value feedback and your rating/comments help me tailor and improve the podcast. Ratings can also improve the visibility of the podcast, and help others who don't know about Faith Applied discover it. About this Podcast The Faith Applied podcast is hosted by Nettye Johnson, CHES, CHC. This podcast supports purpose driven believers who want balance and better. Each episode contains truthful and transparent discussions about faith, mind/body wellness, purpose or productivity with the intent that together we’ll learn better, and do better, so we can live better. Check out Nettye’s other offerings and services to help you at http://nettyejohnson.com  

Benedict Cumberbatch, monk confidants, deluded politicians and divvying up the housework are just some of the topics covered on the latest On the Record...

After the big heist the gang is on the run. Chet reaches out to an old adversary, and Merle gets to go for a ride. This is the penultimate episode of season one. With guest star Paul Sating as Sherrif McCoy. Attention HellMart Shoppers! is Patron Supported. Follow us on twitter, like us on facebook or leave us a review on itunes.

Everyone has something.  Today Debbi will teach from God's word on how to deal with your something and how to have empathy for others going through their something.  Join her today because you have something!

We have heard some amazing stories of resilience during the first two seasons of "Everybody's Got Something" -- but until now, we've focused on people you probably know. This week, we focus on our listeners' own 'somethings.' Robin even sat down with one listener, Sammy Kamara, and his wife, Carol, in our New York City studio! Thank you to everyone who left us voicemails and sent in messages. And thanks to you for listening this season. We'll talk again very soon! Support "Everybody's Got Something" with a quick review ------> http://bit.ly/2rJxxVW Connect w/ #RobinPodcast - Robin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/robinroberts - Robin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinrobertsgma/ - Robin on Facebook: https://facebook.com/robinroberts/ For more info: http://www.RobinPodcast.com ABC News podcasts: http://www.ABCNewsPodcasts.com

"Good Morning America" co-anchor Robin Roberts has more than 30 years of experience in the radio and television business and said it was her "GMA" colleagues, George Stephanopoulos and our host Dan Harris, who first perked her interest in meditation a few years ago. Today, she says she can't remember not meditating because it's become so much a part of her daily routine. A devout Christian, Roberts also finds comfort in her faith and has overcome major health challenges, first survived breast cancer and then a battle with a blood and bone marrow disease called myelodysplastic syndrome. She's written about her experiences in her book, "Everybody's Got Something," which is also the name of her new podcast.

John horses around on the frantic "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We said it would never happen... but finally DMP is addressing The Beatles. This is actually a very special episode, not only for the long-awaited topic, but also for being our first ever, four-person live show on Discover Music Project. Recording it as a gang of four (Karl Castaneda, Stan Ferguson, Mike Sklens, and host Jonny Metts) in Chicago for Cross-Con 2014 gave us both an excellent excuse and an intriguing format to approach The Beatles. Rather than try to summarize their extraordinairy career or pull selections from each album, the roundtable setting allowed us to bring four different sets of personal picks. These aren't necessarily the best or most popular Beatles songs, but rather eclectic highlights that each carry special meaning to one (or all) of us. Hopefully, you'll find a new favorite or at least give further consideration to a few overlooked, maybe even overplayed songs. And of course, it ends the only way imaginable, with a little help from my friends. Special thanks to everyone who has requested this episode over the years -- please enjoy! Karl's Set: 1. Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except for Me and My Monkey (The White Album) 2. Tomorrow Never Knows (Revolver) 3. Helter Skelter (The White Album) Stan's Set: 4. Something (Abbey Road) 5. She's Leaving Home (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band) 6. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Love) Mike's Set: 7. Paperback Writer (Past Masters) 8. And Your Bird Can Sing (Revolver) 9. I've Got a Feeling (Let It Be) Jonny's Set: 10. Twist and Shout (Please Please Me) 11. Rocky Raccoon (The White Album) 12. I'm Only Sleeping (Revolver) Encore: Joe Cocker -- With a Little Help From My Friends

Black Francis, aka Frank Black, aka the guy from the PixiesVue Wave 28: Black FrancisBlack Francis tells Vue Wave all about how he wrote his newest album Svn Fngrs, Why he likes mythology, and what he thinks about music videos and MTV.Bed Tracks:Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and my MonkeyThe BeatlesThe White AlbumMoonshakeCANAnthologyStrange OvertonesDavid Byrne and Brian EnoEverything that Happens will Happen TodayFeatured Tracks:When they Come to Murder MeBlack FrancisSvn FngrsSeven FingersBlack FrancisSvn FngrsGarbage HeapBlack FrancisSvn FngrsVelouriaThe PixiesBossanova