Podcasts about good to be alive

Sermon from Aaron Anderson on April 14, 2024

Intro song: Three Might Be Duende (2011)40. Good To Be Alive (2015)39. I Should Be Allowed to Think (1994)38. Am I Awake? (2004)37. The World's Address (1988)36. Spiraling Shape (1996)

Bob Corritore (Real Bad Day); H-Bomb Ferguson (My Brown Frame Baby); Syl Johnson (Ms. Fine Brown Frame); Curtis Salgado (Salt In My Wounds); Papa Egg Shell (Far From Home); Troy Ferguson (You Better Keep It At Home); Maria Muldaur (Meet Me Where They Play The Blues); Mose Allison (Meet Me At No Special Place); Matt Schofield (Shipwrecked); Jerry Dugger (Don't Crow, Don't Cry); Jeff McMillan (Howlin' At The Moon); Sista Monica Parker (It's Good To Be Alive); Pee Wee Crayton (Don't Ever Fall In Love); T-Bone Walker (First Love Blues); Hanna PK (Two And Four); Chris O'Leary (Need For Speed). 

It's the “Good To Be Alive” edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast as the 7-6 Bengals look to boost their playoff chances by beating the Vikings on Saturday at Paycor Stadium. Dan Hoard's guests include running back Chase Brown, Chris Rose from the NFL Network, and “Know the Foe” with Kevin Seifert who covers the Vikings for ESPN.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lori Yates is an award-winning musician, singer-songwriter, photographer and writer. Her bands—The Last Resorts (late 70s), Rang Tango (80s), and Hey Stella (current)— each attracted a dedicated fan base, and Lori's raw talent and endless dedication have resulted in her working with some of the Industry's best.  From Queen Street's cow punks to Nashville's country music bigwigs, Lori has shared stages and studios with a vibrant, sometimes dizzying array of music-makers and hand-shakers. Along the way, there have been awards, victories, and adoring fans, but also frustrations and challenges. Despite the ups and downs, Lori has continued to forge her own path with steadfast determination, unique creative insight, and a deep love of music and performing. Lori's 6th solo album—Matador—is due out in Fall, 2023. It was recorded at Blue Rodeo's Woodshed Studios, and co-produced by Tim Vesely. The first single—"Alive"—will be available on October 29. More about Lori at loriyates.comTHE MUSIC BUDDY SESSION:"Alive", by Lori YatesPerformed by Lori Yates, Tim Vesely, and Jane GowanRecorded at the Woodshed Studio by Tim Vesely; Mixed and mastered by Tim VeselyMusic samples in this episode:"What Keeps You Loving Me" - Lori Yates (Book of Minerva, 2007)"Any Way You Want It" - The Last Resorts (Cassette release, 1981)"Sweetheart Ave" - Rang Tango (Live at the Diamond Club, Squash Hunger Benefit, Oct 15, 1987)"Trouble in the Country" - Lori Yates (Sweetheart of the Valley, 2015)"Time After Time" - Lori Yates (Matador, Fall 2023)"Rebel Angel" - Lori Yates (Breaking Point, 1994)"The Future is Here" - Lori Yates (Untogether, 1997)"Angels with Bloody Knees" - Lori Yates  (Sweetheart of the Valley, 2015)Support the showA Morning Run Productions ProjectMusic Buddy is nomated for a 2023 Canadian Podcast Award for "Outstanding Music Series", and "Outstanding Main Title Theme Music for a Series". Many thanks to the Canadian Podcast Awards, and congratulations to all the Nominees! You can see the full list of Nominees at canpodawards.ca Jane Gowan (host, producer, editor) Tim Vesely (co-producer/co-host) The show's theme song, "Human Stuff," is written by Jane Gowan and Tim Vesely, and performed by Jane and Tim, with additional vocals by Steve Wright and Connie KostiukEmail: jane@musicbuddy.caInstagram: @musicbuddypodcastFacebook: @musicbuddypodcastTwitter: @janegowanTikTok: @musicbuddypod

Welcome to the Pinkleton Pull-Aside Podcast. On this podcast, let's step aside from our busy lives to have fun, fascinating life giving conversation with inspiring authors, pastors, sports personalities and other influencers, leaders and followers. Sit back, grab some coffee, or head down the road and let's get the good and the gold from today's guest. Our host is Jeff Pinkleton, Executive Director of the Gathering of the Miami Valley, where their mission is to connect men to men, and men to God. You can reach Jeff at GatheringMV.org or find him on Facebook at The Gathering of the Miami Valley.Known in the CCM community for his ability to craft thoughtful lyrics of praise with rhythmic pop melodies, Jason Gray as been providing listeners with inspiring and uplifting music for over a decade. Through his willingness to offer compassionate honesty and authenticity, Grayhas produced compelling songs that have climbed the charts and impacted global audiences. His last full album, 2016's Where The Light Gets In, debuted in the Top 5 of Billboard's Top Christian Albums Chart. This followed the success of 2014 album Love Will Have The Final Word, which held Gray's first No. 1 AC radio hit “With Every Act of Love” – also a Billboard Christian Airplay Top 10 track. With his early records A Way To See In The Dark and Everything Sad Is Coming Untrue, he had five Top 5 singles in a row, including the No. 1 Inspo radio single “Nothing Is Wasted.” Gray has won two ASCAP Performance Awards, for “More Like Falling In Love” and “Good To Be Alive.” He has toured with Michael W. Smith, Steven Curtis Chapman, Third Day, TobyMac, and numerous others, in addition to headlining tours of his own. Audiences are able to experience not only Gray's musical talent, but the heartfelt way he shares his gifts to support others. His new project is a collaboration with his son Kipper, who served as producer for Gray's latest songs. Featuring five tracks, The Kipper Gray Sessions is available now.

Musician Eric Gaines makes his first podcast appearance to talk about the Glean sleeper hit "Good to Be Alive." With two percussionists chatting, of course we get into the weeds on percussion and percussion technique in response to the arrangement of this tune. We break down the song throughly, and also talk about how much more poignant this song has become in the past year for Mr. John Flansburgh. 

Every Friday we give Kennedy 10 minutes to write, sing, and produce a parody song. This week she chose to sing to one of our Deck the Hall Ball acts! So, to the tune of "Good To Be Alive" here is "Good to Give a Toy"!

Every Friday we give Kennedy 10 minutes to write, sing, and produce a parody song. This week she chose to sing to one of our Deck the Hall Ball acts! So, to the tune of "Good To Be Alive" here is "Good to Give a Toy"!

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Father Howe reflects on Chesterton's insights on the significance of birthdays and his affirmation of the goodness of existence. chesterton.org

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This week we're adventuring into the body(!) - we'll be taking our lead from Agent Cooper and savouring every breath, every step and every damn fine cup of coffee. Join me at the Manchester Mindfulness Festival: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-manchester-mindfulness-festival-tickets-162550092703 Email: mindfulnessforbeginners@protonmail.com Join the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/999461463825856/ Say hello on twitter: https://twitter.com/mindfulness_for Plum Village app: https://plumvillage.app/ Meditation can be used to reduce stress / anxiety, improve your mood and live a more peaceful, fulfilled life. If you find it helpful, I invite you to share on Facebook and say hello! If you're on itunes / Apple Podcasts, you may wish to leave a review.

Today's guest is Andy Grammer, the singer, songwriter, and record producer. You'll know Andy from hit songs like “Honey, I'm Good”, “Don't Give up on Me”, and “Good To Be Alive.” On this episode, we dive into how the music industry has changed from an exclusive club to being more spread out, humble beginnings, helping to cultivate the magic of creating a song, and maintaining a business sense without compromising your creativity. Check out Andy's newest song “Damn It Feels Good To Be Me” out now!  You can submit your questions to Ben here: https://www.speakpipe.com/BenFolds And check out the YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ix6szTyjg3vmx1sIj-Vfw See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, I talk with Trista Polo about being a misfit, Imposter Syndrome and how taking responsibility for your choices changes your relationships and entire energy. I'm eager for you to hear her story of being in a similar place to some of my past guests, but finding her way to a different outcome. Trista is a Self-Worth Coach and Advocate for entrepreneurs, CEOs and health professionals. She runs the local training system for the Hudson Valley region of a global billion-dollar company - training professionals in speaking skills and communication and producing online and in-person events. Trista is the host and creator of Trista's PL8STORY Podcast – which I highly recommend you listen to, in addition to this one – and is currently working on her novel. She lives in the Hudson Valley with her husband, dog and cat. Self Worth Assessment and Mini Course (currently free on her website) - https://www.iwokeupawesome.com/self-worth-assessment (https://www.iwokeupawesome.com/self-worth-assessment) More Leads Than You Can Call E-Book (currently free on her website) - https://www.iwokeupawesome.com/more-leads-book (https://www.iwokeupawesome.com/more-leads-book) Join Trista's I Woke Up Awesome Club on Clubhouse - https://www.iwokeupawesome.com/ch-week-in-review (https://www.iwokeupawesome.com/ch-week-in-review) Trista's hype song is Good To Be Alive by Andy Grammer. You can listen to it at https://open.spotify.com/track/41LGnsm9rkjSs3UTNMLZy2 (https://open.spotify.com/track/41LGnsm9rkjSs3UTNMLZy2) Come join us in the https://www.facebook.com/groups/fineisa4letterword (Fine is a 4-Letter Word Facebook group). This episode is sponsored by Zen Rabbit. When you're asking yourself “what's next for me? Who am I now, in this next season of life? And where do I even start figuring out my purpose?” the F*ck Being Fine Experience is here for you. Go to https://zenrabbit.com/ (https://zenrabbit.com/) to learn more or to schedule a complimentary call.

In this episode Mark talks about the progress he is making of his rewatch of the TV series "Homeland"... Mark talks about life... and Mark also talks about the ongoing vaccination program that is slowly but surely allowing life to return to some kind of normality in England and all around the world - even though Coronavirus infections continue to increase - and Mark talks about why he believes vaccination is a vital component of finding a way out of the current world wide pandemic we are all living through on a daily basis... Mark talks about how grateful he was to have received so many blessings from both friends and family on his birthday a couple of days ago... and Mark wishes the entire world a belated Happy Earth Day! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/markthepoet/message

Rev. Kelly Isola joins Rev. Jacquie to celebrate life, health, and the spiritual tools that help us maintain and increase good living. When life brings us challenges, how do we persist, thrive, and find our way out of apparent darkness? Tune in and tune up in Spirit for this lively conversation!

“The grace to live with an inner sense of delight.”I am pleased to share this intimate discussion with my cousin, Kelly Walker. If ever there were a person to speak with about the fragile but necessarily formative transitions that happen in our lives, that require both trust and love of the self and others, it is Kelly.Kelly and I share a purpose in life; helping liberate people and transforming institutions. In our discussion, Kelly shares the wisdom of living life as a celebration. At 79, he is living as a happy elder who accepts himself as (his words) both ‘old’ and ‘older.’ We look back at his rich life and experiences, including,Facing the possibility of death and surviving cancer, twice;His 20 years spent in a Dominican monastery and acting as Prior across Canada;Experiencing severe burnout to the extent his doctors told him he would have to leave the priesthood if he wanted to live;How we came to know we are related and our intergenerational friendship of almost 45 years;Getting straight-married after leaving the Dominicans, coming out, and then getting gay-married;His life-long sense of delight in life, living, and celebration;Being 79, sexually interesting, interested, and always exploring new ways to play at life, and;The three conversions we need to make as humans if we are to survive and thrive as a species.“I’ve got more depth to me because I almost died, again.”Read Kelly’s full bio in the expanded show notes here.

We had the pleasure of interviewing PVRIS over Zoom video! Growing up in Lowell, MA, frontwoman Lynn Gunn taught herself drums, guitar, and bass by sneaking into her brother’s bedroom in grade school and playing for hours on end. During computer lab at school, she discovered production and recording software, tuning out the day’s lessons in order to tinker with her very first beats. This process carried over to PVRIS, which she officially formed in 2013 joined by band mates Alex Babinski [guitar, keys] and Brian MacDonald [bass, keyboards]. A year later, White Noise inspired a growing fan base and scored a silver certification in the UK. Meanwhile, 2017’s All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell bowed in the Top 5 of the Billboard Top Alternative Albums Chart and ushered their stream tally past 220 million by 2020. Over the next seven years, they performed everywhere from Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Reading & Leads to Jimmy Kimmel LIVE! in addition to supporting Muse, Fall Out Boy, and 30 Seconds To Mars in arenas and selling out headline dates worldwide. At the same time, Vice, The New York Times, Medium, Rolling Stone, Billboard, Playboy, and more extended praise. Advocating for the LGBTQ community, she supported organizations such as The Ally Coalition.Personal strength materializes at just the right time. Ultimately, life’s circumstances and challenges prompt perseverance. Internal power fully and outwardly awakens for PVRIS frontwoman, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer Lynn Gunn on her third full-length album and 2020 debut for Warner Records, Use Me. She channels the ups and downs of an unbelievable two-year journey into pop conjurations of glitchy beat-craft, airy guitars, and spell-binding vocals. In doing so, she steps into a new chapter earmarked by focus, fire, and fearlessness manifested loud and clear.“I’ve tapped into parts of myself I had shrunk for so long,” she confesses. “They’re the parts I was afraid to show and things I was scared to admit. External circumstances weighed me down, and I didn’t allow myself to speak up in my relationships. I was fucking tired, but I didn’t want to be trapped anymore. I was always strong and in the power seat, but I had to own it externally. I made a decision not to shrink myself again and to truly be seen for the first time in my art. I was finally able to take ownership for the things I’ve done and continue to do as PVRIS. It was a new era for me.”A lifetime devoted to music set the stage for this realization. Growing up in Lowell, MA, Lynn taught herself drums, guitar, and bass by sneaking into her brother’s bedroom in grade school and playing for hours on end. Eventually, they started jamming covers together, but she had already developed quite a bit of proficiency on her own. During computer lab at school, she discovered production and recording software, tuning out the day’s lessons in order to tinker with her very first beats. This process carried over to PVRIS, which she officially formed in 2013 joined by band mates Alex Babinski [guitar, keys] and Brian MacDonald [bass, keyboards]. A year later, White Noise inspired a growing fan base and scored a silver certification in the UK. Meanwhile, 2017’s All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell bowed in the Top 5 of the Billboard Top Alternative Albums Chart and ushered their stream tally past 220 million by 2020. Over the next seven years, they performed everywhere from Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Reading & Leads to Jimmy Kimmel LIVE! in addition to supporting Muse, Fall Out Boy, and 30 Seconds To Mars in arenas and selling out headline dates worldwide. At the same time, Vice, The New York Times, Medium, Rolling Stone, Billboard, and more extended praise. Advocating for the LGBTQ community, she supported organizations such as The Ally Coalition. As Lynn embarked on her next musical chapter, life presented a series of trials and tribulations.Experiencingvocal problems, stage fright, andsevere pain in her back, ribs, and joints, getting on stage required all of the strength she could muster throughout 2017-2018. She even almost had to cancel the biggest tour of PVRIS’s career, but soldiered on. After visits to urgent care facilities and ENTsin various states on the road and numerous doctors, a rheumatologist diagnosed her with Ankylosing Spondylitis—an autoimmune disease. Her health only deteriorated further though. A year later, she found out she also suffered from another autoimmune affliction: Crohn’s Disease. Facing health and vocal problems, battling through choppy industry waters, reconfiguring her professional support system, and the dissolution of a long-term relationship, she transferred the pain and power into the next chapter of PVRIS on Use Me.“The title encapsulates the entire experience,” she elaborates. “I was exhausted, and I felt like shit all of the time. My whole life flipped upside down in so many areas. For so long, I’d opened myself up to being used and always had trouble setting boundaries in all areas of life. I knew I was strong; I just didn’t show it like I should. When my health problems worsened, I really had to. It’s always beena battle to figure out how much is too much for me, but I always push through. It made me actualize my strength, resiliency, and toughness. I turned the hardships into lessons. It was about taking action.”In tandem with this realization, she made a very personal and important decision. For years, she remained in the background too shy to take all of the credit for the vision of PVRIS and her role as its sole architect for the songwriting, presentation, much of the production, merch, and visual video concepts. After emerging from the darkness, she became ready to shine a light on who she is and what she does—like she should’ve a long time ago.“I allowed myself to support a narrative I thought I had to support of PVRIS being a band,” she confesses. “I didn’t really have a role model for this. Coming from a ‘band culture,’ it’s about how the group is always greater than the sum of its parts, and you’re not supposed to take credit, even if you do everything. There’s no template or role model for really owning it as a woman. I wanted to make everyone else happy and uphold an image I thought we had to. Growing up, I learned I don’t have to do that anymore. I’m finally allowing myself to take credit. I’ve got the full support and encouragement of my bandmates. PVRIS is a unit and very much a team, but the heart and soul of the vision and music always has sourced from me. I’m just saying it now. I fulfilled my own vision of what a role model should be.”Writing and recording all of2019, she found the perfect collaborator to bring this to life in JT Daly [K. Flay]. With Lynn writing, cooking up beats, playing guitar, drums, and bass, and singing, he amplified and augmented her vision and versatility in the studio.“He could bring the aggression out,” she smiles. “A lot of the resentment and pressure bottles up, but he helped me translate it into the music. We’ve always tried to make catchy pop songs and mask them with impactful production. We just found a new lens for PVRIS together.”The aperture for this lens opened on the five-track Hallucinations EP. The lead single and title track “Hallucinations” clocked 10 million total streams in a few months’ time and paved the path for the album. Flashes of synths cast shadows over a simmering beat as Lynn’s voice careens from breathy verses into a bold and bright refrain.“I had this book called Hallucinations,” she recalls. “The author details different types of hallucinations, why people hallucinate, and all of these theories. It explores whether it’s something external you can see, or if it’s internal. I was drawing on these ideas and trying to paint a picture with the song.”Meanwhile, an off-kilter rhythm and synth buzz reverberate under scratchy verses on “Dead Weight.” It slips into a neon bass bounce on the hook punctuated by warbled screams, handclaps, and robust guitar. Co-written with Nate Cyphert [Bebe Rexha, Florida Georgia Line] and Tommy English [Kacey Musgraves, K.FLAY], it crystallizes the revelation at the heart of Use Me . “The day before the session, I got a psychic reading,” she says. “My psychic has been spot-on every year in the past. This time, she was like, ‘Get in your power seat. Take credit for what you’re doing. Step up. It’s time.’ She recognized how much I try to give and take care of everyone around me. She was right. I had to shed my old skin and step into this new and empowered light.”Then, there’s “Good To Be Alive.” A distorted riffs ebbs and flows between electronic snaps as her intimate vocals give way to a bold and biting refrain, “Is this body even mine? Feels good to be alive, but I hate my life.” “It’s about auto-immune disease,” she sighs. “I’ve done a lot of inner work on myself emotional and physical, and I’m finally in a place where I feel like life is cool. It’s stressful, but it’s not do-or-die anymore. It feels good to be alive, yet I hate being sick. So, I crack jokes about it. It’s something I’ve never shown people in my songs.”In the end, Lynn shows herself like never before on Use Me and defines PVRIS.“When you hear this, I’d love for you to understand where I was and what I was going through,” she leaves off. “For as tough as it was, I’m stronger than ever—I’ve always been, but I’m finally embracing it. If you get anything from it, I hope it’s strength.”We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork​​Listen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

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So the weather hasn't been great recently, and it's questionable as to whether or not we can go to the cottage. But that's not stopping us from making plans for the May long weekend! We also talk about the new Gerber baby making history, and we learn some meaning behind Jason Gray's song "Good To Be Alive". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodcompanyfst/message

To support our work and listen to additional content, see here: https://patreon.com/yourshelf and follow us on social media @_yourshelf_. In our latest, third episode of The YourShelf Podcast, Everyday Exorcisms, our chief curator Juliano Zaffino (Jay) sits down with Lynn Gunn of PVRIS to discuss books, confessional poetry in rock music, and the upcoming third album from PVRIS, Use Me - in particular, two songs from the album, Dead Weight and Good To Be Alive. For full show notes, see here: https://podcast.yourshelf.uk/episodes/3. Thanks for listening.  LinksPatreonInstagramTwitterPodcastYourShelfEpisode NotesJay asks Lynn about her dream writer-rockband, the books that made her, and how she stores her books. (from 2:25)Lynn opens the discussion by exploring the creative development of PVRIS over the past six years, with particular focus on their upcoming third album Use Me. Lynn and Jay also talk about the occult, Lynn's creative process, and confessional poetry on the rock scene. (from 9:59)Finally, Lynn talks about dream collaborators and what it means to be a gay front-woman in rock. (from 41:34)Jay recommends signing up to our Patreon for access to exclusive content, including a 10min bonus episode with more content from the interview, where Jay and Lynn Gunn play a game of "Celebs Read Nice Tweets", and Lynn answers some "phone-in questions".Jay wraps up with all the books that were discussed in the episode and a few other books he recommends. Some of the books and authors we discussed in our latest episode include Ted Hughes' Birthday Letters, the work of Edgar Allen Poe and Sylvia Plath, Jenny Slate's brilliant memoir/essays Little Weirds, The Power of Positive Thinking, Rebecca Tamas' WITCH, and Madeline Miller's Circe. If you're looking for more recommendations, especially in our current age of social distancing, Jay's here to help. Recently Jay read the brilliant Wolf Hall trilogy by Hilary Mantel, which concluded two weeks ago with the long-awaited publication of The Mirror & the Light, one of the most transcendent books and the most expertly crafted historical fiction. In poetry, Caroline Bird's The Air Year is already one of the best collections of 2020. In literary fiction, Jenny Offill's doomsday-prepper-inspired Weather is a relevant, dark, but still hopeful novel, while in the world of memoir, Rebecca Solnit's Recollections of My Non-Existence is an uplifting and illuminating account of how one of our greatest essayists and thinkers came to find her voice.Also, Jay reminds that you can order a copy of his book of poems, the debut publication of The YourShelf Press, on yourshelf.uk/press.Buy and stream PVRIS's new single Dead Weight ahead of the release of third album Use Me in May!Thanks for listening and tune in again soon for Episode Four!

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., one year prior to his assassination condemned the Vietnam War and U.S. foreign policy of the time. He called on America to lead a global revolution from a place of love and unity. Vasu Mohan of the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES), builds on Dr. King's philosophy by reimagining modern foreign policy as the human body and uses hate speech in elections to demonstrate this concept. Credits: Cover Photo: Unknown but thank you to the artist! Theme Song: "Asi ki no ta vive" by Chachi Carvalho Outro Song: "It's Good To Be Alive" by Andy Grammar --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatintheworld/message

How you be fam? We're deep into the fall season, and speeding towards the winter months. What better time is there to kick back and listen to some sweet jams? No time is better than right now. That said, let's ride. On this episode, new music from the band Weekend Plans, classics from Trussel, The Ohio Players, a SOLAR Records triple play from The Whispers, Dynasty, and Shalamar, some blue-eyed soul from Nicolette Larson, Carly Simon, Hall & Oates, and the list goes on and on. Oh yeah, you can listen to home of The Throwback Lounge W/Ty Cool, Great Soul Radio, on Live365, 24/7. Also, donate to the page through our PayPal link. And as always, thanks for tuning in, and remember---Tell a friend, to tell a friend, to tell a friend, all about The Throwback Lounge. It's not just a show...IT'S AN EXPERIENCE!!! 1 LOVE ;) OPENING CUT: LOVE INJECTION-TRUSSEL 1. I CAN MAKE IT BETTER-THE WHISPERS 2. I'VE JUST BEGUN TO LOVE YOU-DYNASTY 3. MAKE THAT MOVE-SHALAMAR 4. A LOVER'S HOLIDAY-CHANGE 5. I HEAR MUSIC IN THE STREETS-UNLIMITED TOUCH 6. LOTTA LOVE-NICOLETTE LARSON 7. YOU BELONG TO ME-CARLY SIMON 8. I CAN'T GO FOR THAT-HALL & OATES 9. GIMME THE FUNK-CHARADES 10. DON'T STOP MY LOVE-PASSION 11. LAST CALL-WEEKEND PLANS 12. PLAYERS BALLING(DOIN' THEIR OWN THING)-THE OHIO PLAYERS 13. LOVE VIBES-BOOTSY'S RUBBER BAND 14. BREAKIN' THE FUNK-FAZE O 15. HABOGLABOTRIBIN-BERNARD WRIGHT 16. WANNA GET UP WITH YOU-GERALD LEVERT 17. UNSELFISH LOVER-FULL FORCE 18. WE NEED LOVE-CASHMERE 19. TIME FOR LOVE-B.B. & Q. BAND 20. ARE YOU SINGLE-AURRA CHAMPAGNE HOUR 21. PART OF ME-EN VOGUE 22. THE MORE WE LOVE-STARPOINT 23. LOVE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT-MIKI HOWARD 24. IF THIS WORLD WERE MINE-CHERYL LYNN FEAT. LUTHER VANDROSS 25. LOVE'S MAZE-THE TEMPREES 26. YOU'RE RIGHT AS RAIN-THE STYLISTICS 27. TENDER LOVE-FORCE MD'S 28. I'VE BEEN SEARCHING(NOBODY LIKE YOU)-GLENN JONES 29. YOU'RE NUMBER ONE(IN MY BOOK)-GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS 30. THROUGH THE RAIN-TANYA BLOUNT 31. I'D STILL SAY YES-KLYMAXX 32. MOVE ME-MIDNIGHT STAR 33. STRANGER-L.T.D. 34. STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART-CON FUNK SHUN 35. ANTICIPATION-THE BAR-KAYS 36. SPELL-HARVEY MASON 37. I NEED YOUR LOVE-EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING 38. TAKE ME WHERE YOU WANT TO-GERALD ALSTON 39. IT'S TIME FOR LOVE-TEDDY PENDERGRASS CLOSING CUT: I GOT THE LOVE-STARPOINT

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On Thanksgiving everybody gets in the mood to be grateful. That's good. But the problem is that exercising gratitude is something you should do everyday, because it's essential to success. In this episode, I talk about how I cultivate gratitude. I also explain that while winners recognize that life is hard & that there's bad sh!t in the world, they still believe that being alive is a good thing. They are thankful for life. They believe that there's good in the world worth fighting for...& they fight for it!

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Setting The Captives Free _ " It's Just Good To Be Alive"Scripture Ref : Ephesians 2 : 1-10 This week the man of God is instructing us on how to live under Grace. For it is by Grace we are saved Not that any man should boast hallelujah!!!!! We make our boast in the Lord!!!!!www.stormtalk365radio.comhttps://www.spreaker.com/user/ms.bonitahttps://www.facebook.com/stormtalkradio247/https://www.facebook.com/groups/stormtalk365radio/?ref=bookmarkshttps://www.facebook.com/The-Prophetic-Storm-321753668232402/https://www.facebook.com/The-Storm-Chronicles-494007287651339/https://www.facebook.com/canyoubeliveitwithmsb/https://www.facebook.com/StormTalkMinistries/https://www.facebook.com/stormtalk365msb/https://www.facebook.com/groups/stormtalk365radio/

Setting The Captives Free _ " It's Just Good To Be Alive"Scripture Ref : Ephesians 2 : 1-10 This week the man of God is instructing us on how to live under Grace. For it is by Grace we are saved Not that any man should boast hallelujah!!!!! We make our boast in the Lord!!!!!www.stormtalk365radio.comhttps://www.spreaker.com/user/ms.bonitahttps://www.facebook.com/stormtalkradio247/https://www.facebook.com/groups/stormtalk365radio/?ref=bookmarkshttps://www.facebook.com/The-Prophetic-Storm-321753668232402/https://www.facebook.com/The-Storm-Chronicles-494007287651339/https://www.facebook.com/canyoubeliveitwithmsb/https://www.facebook.com/StormTalkMinistries/https://www.facebook.com/stormtalk365msb/https://www.facebook.com/groups/stormtalk365radio/

Good To Be Alive by Cathryn Beeks Clouds by Mikhal Asylum by Lindsey White Speaking Louder by Christine Irizarry Messy by DeQn Sue Burnout by Kill For Eden Lonely  by Lunar Rogue Husk by Black Foxxes Wild Vow by Berries Despicable by Giftshop Wasted On You by Kreepy Krush Dead Babies by Bleach It Clean To have your song considered for our show, create a band profile and upload your tracks to Musolist.com Email Nick@musolist.com or leave him a voicemail that we might just play on the show. Call us at 619-375-0285. We'd love to hear from you.Also Visit Us at: soundcloud.com/musolist-official  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/musolist-radio/id1065405599?mt=2  https://musolist.com/podcasts https://www.patreon.com/musolist

Stay by Angie & The Deserters Bitter Sun by Jeremy Aaron Pale Damp Cheeks by Etaoin Rowe https://musolist.com/muso/287459-etaoin-rowe Sex On My Mind by Jay Stansfield https://musolist.com/muso/287698-jay-stansfield Good To Be Alive by Cathryn Beeks Castles In The Air by Dan James https://musolist.com/muso/287722-dan-james Sorry State by Moon Looks On Mercury by Augustus https://musolist.com/bands/34104-augustus Stages by Indie Soull https://musolist.com/muso/287075-indie-soull Speaking Louder by Christine Irizarry Cherry Wine by Willow Robinson https://musolist.com/muso/286920-willow-robinson Peace Of Mind by Eli Tidmore https://musolist.com/muso/286973-eli-tidmore   To have your song considered for our show, create a band profile and upload your tracks to Musolist.com Email Nick@musolist.com or leave him a voicemail that we might just play on the show. Call us at 619-375-0285. We'd love to hear from you.

On this special edition episode of Swiftcast we interview Andy Grammer, Taylor's surpise guest from the recent 1989 Chicago show! We talk about his upcoming role on Dancing With the Stars, his new single Good To Be Alive and much more. If you haven't already, please subscribe to us on iTunes and leave us a review and a 5 star rating. And make sure to buy Andy's new single, Good To Be Alive, on iTunes and request it on your local radio station! Thanks for listening!