Podcasts about fine words

We're late because of tech issues - but we talk Dale's continued funding of Just Stop Oil , what's going on at COP27 with the fossil fuel lobbyists and much more.  Loads of your questions too

On the season 2 finale, we dive into words that have double meaning in a relationship! Like, I'm fine really can mean, I'm not fine and in fact, am very angry at you and you should know that! What words have double meaning in your relationship? Plus, another round of "Would you rather"! #Lovemarriageandallthecrapinbetween #Love #Marriage #laughter #wordswithdoublemeaning #readmymind #communication #seasonfinale #podcast #humor csrTbHePeaSsgwG4TF0W Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's installment of Poetry Talks I had the pleasure of speaking Azeezat my fellow poet and Podcaster. Azizeezat is based in the UK and is the host of the Fine Words Weave Podcast. Poetry has always been a way to process and express her emotions, and she believes that things happen at exactly the time they are meant to in exactly the way they are meant to unfold, and so much of life is about accepting that it is a continuous process of learning and coming to new understandings. For Azeezat words are a medium for both connection and healing. Her writing has been published on amaliah.com and she is the host of the “Fine Words Weave” podcast. Guest - Social Media@finewordsweave (Instagram)Guest - PublicationsLofty Dreams (on Amaliah) Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE or FOLLOW so you won't miss a thing  ✌

Dear listener, In this episode I speak with byMaryX. Poet, spoken word artist, workshop facilitator, Sheba Arts Artist. We dig into the idea of poetry as a way of therapeutic expression, the power of validation for young people, identity, self discovery, and moving towards greater consciousness of the collective. This is this season's penultimate episode! Enjoy. With warmth, Fine Words Weave

Dear listener, today, I shared space with Tiffany from neyoga.co.uk. Tiffany is a mother, a software business analyst, a yoga teacher, and frequently engages in poetry. We delve in to her writing, what it's like to have an intuitice writing process, how different emotional states impact the writing experience, and meditation. She also shares her piece Breath's Journey with us. I truly hope you enjoy and benefit from this episode. Yours with warmth, Azeezat

Dear Listener, in this episode of the Fine Words Weave Podcast, I sat down with Sherri D. Lawson, poet, author of "Faith, Courage, and Wisdom: Poems to Inspire", and creator of Purple Poetry Productions. We delved into poetic process, the origins of Sherr's love for poetry and poetry as a means of connection before settling in to hear A Purple Kind Of Love.

This episode I am in conversation with Where Words Whisper (Kelly- Anne). She is the host of 'Love, Life & Poetry' which is available on all platforms, and she writes one her blog wherewordswhisper.com We talk about the importance of sitting in your gift and recognising that there is space for different poetic voices. We talk about how poetry can capture a moment in time, and how it immortalises people and feelings. We so talk about writing for empowerment. You can find the transcript of today's episode on finewordsweave.com

This episode's guest is AVG. He is the author of "Things I Wish I Said" & "Love, God".  We talk faith, touch on the space society hold's for men's emotions, authenticity, purpose and of course poetry. You can stay connected with him @avgpoet on instagram.

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Dear listener, this episode our guest is  Saffiyah of Slaya's diary. Together we delve into her poetic journey, we speak about grief and experiencing loss at an early age, of hope, and of how much writing can be a pouring out that can make space for clarity to emerge. You can connect with Saffiyah at https://www.instagram.com/slayasdiary/ The audio transcript of today's episode can be accessed on https://finewordsweave.wordpress.com/?p=2254&preview=true To support Fine Words Weave Podcast you can sign up to patreon here https://www.patreon.com/finewordsweave?fan_landing=true This podcast was edited and produced by Azeezat Adeola ABA. The music used in this episode was produced by SSS

Greetings, listeners!Our apologies for the delay on this episode: it needed a little more time in the oven.One of us definitely didn't completely forget about it.Nope. Anyway: grab a seat and tune in to a *chef's kiss* classic WTBI episode, with all the batshit-crazy ideas and sidesplitting goofs we could fit into an hour long podcast! In this episode: Jarrett looks to the future, John receives some bad news, Mark wishes on a monkey's paw, and Kelsey gets called out. Also in this episode: Night Kicks, Pandemic Cakes (Cooking with Coronavirus), Moldable Ear Buds, Mac of Cheese, The Ohm, Knife Cushion, Cloistered Range, Tree Goats, Parse Snips, and Teen Pipe.

I’m thrilled to welcome Dylan Brody to the show! He started out a comedian with his first open mic at 17 years old in New York City and has worked with the likes of Jerry Seinfeld, Adam Sandler, Dennis Miller, and Norm McDonald! Now he’s one of the most renowned humorists in America! Dylan and I talk … Continue reading "Dylan Brody: Purveyor of Fine Words & Phrases"

Kelly begins the show with her essay, "A Place for Your Space." Maestro comedian Rick Overton, the divine Mistress of UnCabaret Beth Lapides and the Purveyor of Fine Words and Phrases Dylan Brody help Kelly dissect, resurrect and perfect the idea of reinvention. Music by Dan Bern, Andie Starr and Tracey Newman. "Time To Live" by Dan Bern "The World Will Follow" by Andi Starr "Fire Up The Weed" by Tracy Newman

(photo by Cat Gwynn) Shakeytown Radio Hour: Dylan Brody (1 hr., 36 mins.) Dylan Brody is a storyteller, humorist, author, columnist, radio personality, recording artist, martial arts master, and all-around good dude. He joins BFH and Bob on the podcast this week to discuss his new album Writ Large, growing up with showbiz in his blood, his prep school adventures and the writing advice that John Irving gave him, coming out to Los Angeles to make it as a comedian and joke writer, and how he evolved on his path as a Purveyor of Fine Words and Phrases. Brody takes the mic and runs with it in this episode, as Shakeytown enjoys its first episode with a long-form story recorded under dangerous audio circumstances. Featuring the music of another Brody, and her band Spinnerette.

Steve Cooper talks with Humorist/Story Teller Dylan Brody. Dylan is known as the Purveyor of Fine Words and Phrases. His material runs on XM/Sirius Satelliet Radio and is part of the Pandora comedy catalogue. He writes and performs for the David Feldman Show on KPFK and is a regular contributor to John Rabe's Off Ramp on KPCC. He is a thrice published author of fiction for the Young Adult market and is a writes articles for the Huffington Post. He has recorded four CDs and his one person show More Arts/Less Martial premiered in January of 2009 to standing ovations.

Rev. Sid Symington explores the lasting power of the prophet Amos who rejects half-measures in spiritual matters