Podcasts about frozen time

The serene spaces of contemplative minimalism have attracted some strange bedfellows over the years, including classical, new music, and experimental composers, serious jazz artists, ambient-electronic sound sculptors, and native musicians from the far north. They share a taste for consonance, repetition, slow tempos, electro-acoustic instrumentation, and expanded ambience. In these vast, frigid spaces, time seems to slow and even stop. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, timeless soundscapes inspired by the Arctic North, on a program called "FROZEN TIME." Music is by CHRISTEL VERAART, JEFF GREINKE, TIGRAN HAMASYAN, JOHN LUTHER ADAMS, MICHAEL JON FINK, SOMEI SATOH, and OLAFUR ARNALDS. [ view program page ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Send us a text Disney Movie  Frozen  Educates Us: How?This episode introduces the foundational concept of the Let Them Go Theory, which encourages individuals to stop controlling external factors, people, or outcomes and to focus on their inner state. It emphasises the importance of accepting what we cannot control and how this can lead to peace and mental clarity. Begin observing the areas where you try to control others or outcomes. Take a step back and allow situations to unfold naturally. What aspects of your life do you try to control the most, and how has this impacted your inner peaceThe "let them go" Theory encourages us to let go of control over things and people that do not serve us. This allows us to prioritise inner peace and personal growth. Support the showBecome a Professional Performance based Speaker ?Download the attached 2 Ebooks My gift to you 24 Celebrity Speaking Tips https://bit.ly/3Wwnb5WThe Art of Speaking Framework https://bit.ly/3SGMXm8 About Sheena https://card.pramaze.com/sheena-walkerClick the above link to join my 6 week Signature Speaking Program Ongoing through 2024 Contact me for a Shaping Design call www.sheenawalker.comhttps://www.sheenawalker.com/book/© ℗. copyright Sheena Walker

In this episode of "What The IF?", we, Matt, Gaby, and Philip, start by musing about a hypothetical meal with a young, pre-beard Abraham Lincoln. We then explore the implications of the recent scientific discovery of worms resuscitated after being frozen for 46,000 years in Siberian permafrost. We dissect this extraordinary survival mechanism and examine its potential application to humans. The conversation culminates in an unusual scenario: walking into a Ben and Jerry's and requesting to be frozen for a similar time span. This episode offers an in-depth exploration of the concept of time travel, drawing on a recent scientific discovery and our collective imaginations. --- Find out more about Gaby's upcoming science fiction short story publication, coming soon! Here are the links for the anthology. The physical copy can be pre-ordered here : https://www.neonhemlock.com/books/luminescent-machinations-queer-tales-of-monumental-invention The ebook can be pre-ordered here: https://www.neonhemlock.com/ebooks/luminescent-machinations-queer-tales-of-monumental-invention --- Check out our membership rewards! Visit us at Patreon.com/Whattheif Got an IF of your own? Want to have us consider your idea for a show topic? Send YOUR IF to us! Email us at feedback@whattheif.com and let us know what's in your imagination. No idea is too small, or too big! Don't miss an episode! Subscribe at WhatTheIF.com Keep On IFFin', Philip, Matt & Gaby

In this episode of The Debrief, we speak to Marek Cecuła, a veteran ceramic artist who also the leads the design office at Ćmielów porcelain factory, about a new exhibition commemorating the Jewish people of Kielce in southern Poland. The installation was created by Cecuła and put on display at the Museum of the History of Kielce as part of an exhibition commemorating the history of the city's Jews, whose population was all but wiped out by Nazi atrocities in World War II, as well as the Kielce Pogrom in 1946. “It is about people living at home and life, so I though that a porcelain plate would be good material [to work with], it's such a domestic product,” Marek Cecuła tells host John Beauchamp. More about Marek Cecuła's work can be found here.

The celebrations are still going for our 100th episode and for this special bonus episode we share a 2007 interview that Philip did with Sylvester McCoy in Sydney for the Doctor Who Club of Australia event, "An Afternoon with Sylvester McCoy". The footage was a recent discovery from Dwayne's vault (shed) as he had also attended the event, but the dynamic duo of Philip and Dwayne was at that time still a long way off. We share the trailer for the Big Finish story "Frozen Time" from 2007, featuring James Bond actress Maryam d'Abo. - https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/doctor-who-frozen-time-264 Philip recommends The Delta Flyers (Podcast) - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-delta-flyers/id1511456063 Dwayne recommends his archive interview with Porcupine Tree frontman Steven Wilson - https://youtu.be/IoEyqHbcV8A Theme music by The Jackpot Golden Boys | http://www.jackpotgoldenboys.com/ Email: sirensofaudio@gmail.com Website: https://www.sirensofaudio.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/audiosirens Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/audiosirens/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/audiosirens YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrU3MLlOeJTLnAbLl35QgeQ Clips and music are copyright BBC and Big Finish. No infringement is intended. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sirensofaudio/message

Transcript —– Until the Party is Over – a 100 word story He blended with the background perfectly. He always did at parties, not wanting to be seen. He hated interaction, not being able to figure what is wanted of him in those situations. He found a spot to stand in, and planted himself firmly, waiting for the party to be over. If he could talk his way out of participating in the party, it would be ideal, but it didn’t always work. Sometimes going to parties, especially ones relating to family occasions was inevitable. The real problem though was the lights and the noise. This he could never get away from. —– Hi there and thanks for stopping by. I’m Guy, and you’re listening to my surreal sketchbook of reality. —– Episode 31, The Lights and the Noise Reflections are basically inaccurate copies. This episode Is a semi-philosophical look at reflections. I’m not a professional philosopher by any means and my approach can be quite absurd, illogical, and not at all that serious, so – you’ve been warned. Do not take this podcast too seriously. If you tend to take things too seriously, this might not be the podcast for you. Seriously. I mean it. Find another podcast to listen to. You’re still here? Good. Let’s talk about reflections. Mirrors show our reflection and the reflection of the immediate world around us. Mirror reflections seem to be similar to the real world until we examine them closely and see that they are flipped, left exchanging right, right exchanging left. The surface of a mirror is never completely flat. It has a slight curve, and the curve of the mirror distorts the mirror image even further. The more curved the mirror is, the further its image removed from reality. Photography reflects the world around us through the photographic lens of a camera. This reflection is not flipped. It’s flattened instead into two dimensions and distorted by the curve of the camera lens. Reflections always seem to change the way the outside world is represented in some way or another. Our eyes are also like cameras, reflecting the world around us and painting it into our brain, who then breaks it apart and reassembled it as a coherent picture of our world. That reflection resembles the world around us, but it is filtered through our brain, so some differences are bound to occur. As we look at photographs and mirror reflections, we get a reflection of a reflection, twice distorted through our camera, our mirror, and our brain. I think I’ll have to reflect on this a little. I’ll be right back. —– Frozen Time – a 100 word story Time stopped for her. At first, she panicked, then she thought about opportunity. She could make use of the situation. When time went back to normal she had some valuable information. She had visited places. She had seen things. She knew who to manipulate and how to control certain people. She became rich. She became famous. Time stopped again, only this time for someone else, someone she had manipulated. When time came back to normal, she found herself naked in the middle of a busy street. She managed to get back home only to find it burned to the ground. —– Welcome back. Reflecting on your memories, you conjure up the photograph of a mirror image of what you think it was like. When reflecting on memories, you change your memories. Your world changes as you take it in through the lens of your five senses. When you reflect on it, it changes even further. Memory reflections are like echos getting ever further from whatever reality actually is. You reflect on the events of the past, trying to understand them. As you do, they slip further from you, everchanging in your mind. It’s a constant conflict between what really happened and what you think happened. The reflections of the past pass through the lens of who you are and what your beliefs happen to be. Reflecting on the past, you process the past, solidifying it into a coherent reflection of what the past was really like. This reflection of the past becomes your world view, your very own interpretation of what the world is like and what it used to be. Reflections are never exactly the real thing. They resemble the real thing but in a slightly, or sometimes in a completely distorted way. Reflections help us make sense of the world around us in a way, but they are not as trustworthy as we would like to believe them to be. We can only see the full picture through the lens of our senses, thinking we are seeing the real picture while only seeing a distorted, mirror image of reality, reflecting who we are. This concludes episode 31 of this podcast. Close the door on your way out and don’t forget – I’m just a figment of your imagination. —–

Девојките од Frozen Times Drops - Софи и Ангела, две другарки што делат иста страст - фотографија и видео. Ангела студира илустрација а, Софи студира италијански јазик и книжевност. Кога не се на факултет претежно работат на видео спотови, фотографии од журки и мислат на кој нов начин да го покажат она што им лежи на душа. Под името Frozen Time Drops започнуваат со работа во 2017, точно оној момент кога Ангела се сели во Љубљана и од тогаш нивното пријателството станува платно на кое се создаваат сите нивни проекти. Интересно е што и на двете Скопје им е омилен град и не би го замениле за ништо! Проверете ја нивната работа: http://www.frozentimedrops.mk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/indog/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indog/support

As part of The Keepers, The Kitchen Sisters series about activist archivists, rogue librarians and keepers of the truth and the free flow of information, we query Lawrence Weschler, archivist of "the odd, the marvelous, the passionate and slightly askew.” Lawrence Weschler leads us into the world of pronged ants, horned humans, mice on toast and other marvels of the mind of David Wilson and his “cabinet of wonder,” the Museum of Jurassic Technology. We take a deep dive into the discovery of a cache of thousands of reels of nitrate film stock buried under the permafrost in Dawson City, the heart of the gold rush in the Klondike, and the making of Bill Morrison’s film Frozen Time. Weschler weaves stories of memory palaces, archives of misery, the early history of museums, obsessed collectors and more. Lawrence Weschler was a staff writer for the New Yorker for 20 years. He is a contributing editor to McSweeney’s, The Threepenny Review and The Virginia Quarterly Review. He is the author of numerous books including Mr. Wilson’s Cabinet of Wonder: Pronged ants, Horned humans, Mice on Toast and other Marvels of Jurassic Technology. Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees: A Life of Contemporary Artist Robert Irwin. True to Life: Twenty Five Years of Conversation with David Hockney. Waves Passing in the Night: Water Murch in the Land of Astrophysicists. And his most recent book, How Are You, Dr. Sacks?: a Biographical Memoir of Oliver Sacks. The Kitchen Sisters Present is produced by The Kitchen Sisters, Nikki Silva & Davia Nelson, with Nathan Dalton and Brandi Howell. Special thanks to our Kitchen Sisters’ production intern Grant MacHamer, for his work on this story. The Kitchen Sisters Present is part of PRX’s Radiotopia, a curated network of some of the best podcasts around. Visit kitchensisters.org for more.

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Podcast:  Download Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Play | RSS THIS WEEK: After a rocky start to season 2, Cyborg Soldier finally finds its feet. In addition, the historians tackle the differences between their least-favorite writers, 009 is so very done with his cyborg uncles; 004 is the least okay he's ever been in his life; Van should not be trusted with shapeshifting powers; Joe Shimamura has an extended visit to the Speed Force and does not like it; Sven will not tolerate slander about 1999's The Mummy; 003 gets her short time in the action spotlight; and if you're being written by Toshiki Inoue, blink twice! The animorphs podcast Van mentions in this episode is Morph Club, hosted by Megan Brennan and Carey Pietsch (@morphclubcast on Twitter). Check it out! TOPICS:* Toshiki Inoue and Shoji Yonemura* Cyborg 009: The Cyborg Soldier (2001) S2E5-S2E8* Listener corrections* Monster Island's doctors & flora and fauna* Still trying to make sense of Pyunma's powerset* 002's pragmatism vs. his behavior in "Little Visitors"* Damn, 004, you live like this?* Royalty-free thunderclaps & animation quality* Gilmore & Heinrich in the bad old days* TOKI WO TOMARE* Van has been jittering in anticipation for "Frozen Time" for months* [deranged cackling meltdown]* LISTENER PARTICIPATION YAAAAY* BETRAYAL, LIVE ON PODCAST* Shocker plots...?* 003 gets to do the hero thing* Missed opportunities (relationship dynamics edition) MUSIC: * “Fight! Seven Riders!! Showa Rider Taisen” - Kamen Rider x Kamen Rider Fourze & OOO: Movie War Megamax* Merv Griffin - "Think!" - Jeopardy* Chiaki Ishikawa - “Taga Tame Ni” NEXT WEEK: The boys are back in town. Twitter | Tumblr | Patreon | Ko-Fi

This week, KCBS Radio's Entertainment Editor Jan Wahl talks about the upcoming San Francisco Jewish Film Festival and reviews the documentary 'Dawson City: Frozen Time'

We're joined by Ryan for Episode 33: "The Frozen Time". In this episode, 009 undergoes some routine maintenance, which of course means something goes horribly wrong.  Topics discussed include Clockstoppers (again), Yakuza shenanigans, the MBMBAM show, boob lady from Slayers, bittersweet Ouran memories, shitty balloons, Nyquil Driver, 007 hates mondays, child bothering, the ennui of 003, 009 factory reset, ambien in peanut butter, sudden acting syndrome, the most dangerous cargo, natural selection, worst radio, strained grunts, the speed of gravity, the 100-meter obliviousness race, anime john henry, "Slam That Pipe", time-stopping clown, and a season-and-a-half emotion refractory period.  Remember to follow the official twitter (https://twitter.com/cryborg_009) for dumb bullshit, and also to send us questions!  We're also on iTunes, and we've set up a patreon at https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3829270  Mark’s blog: http://www.avengifier.tumblr.com Sean’s blog: http://www.chum-personable.tumblr.com Sean's twitter: https://twitter.com/Chumpersonable Ryan's blog: http://www.garbage-wizard.tumblr.com Ryan's twitter: https://twitter.com/sewerpeakRyan's website: http://videogamechoochoo.com/

Hier ist der inoffizelle zweite Teil des letzten Castes. Diesmal gibt es weder News noch Post, sondern direkt dreifach etwas auf die Ohren. Wie im letzten Cast schon gesagt, besprechen wir diesmal die drei Big Finish Hörspiele The Wishing Beast, Frozen Time und Son of the Dragon, bei denen für die meisten Hörer auch das passenden Hörspiel dabei sein sollte... Also wenn ihr mit Big Finish anfangen wollt - lohnt es sich kurz reinzuhören.

Hier ist der inoffizelle zweite Teil des letzten Castes. Diesmal gibt es weder News noch Post, sondern direkt dreifach etwas auf die Ohren. Wie im letzten Cast schon gesagt, besprechen wir diesmal die drei Big Finish Hörspiele The Wishing Beast, Frozen Time und Son of the Dragon, bei denen für die meisten Hörer auch das passenden Hörspiel dabei sein sollte... Also wenn ihr mit Big Finish anfangen wollt - lohnt es sich kurz reinzuhören.