Podcasts about Groove

What if the people we love continue to send us signs after death? Portia shares extraordinary stories of grief, near-death experiences, synchronicity, signs from loved ones, and the miraculous transformation that followed her mother's death.What If Grief Is Not the End of the Story?What if losing someone you love could somehow become the beginning of a profound transformation?In this deeply moving episode, Portia the Producer, a grief awareness advocate, media professional, storyteller, and mental health advocate, shares extraordinary stories about grief, death, signs from loved ones, synchronicity, near-death experiences, family, and spiritual transformation.And then there is the story of what happened when her mother died.Portia was sitting beside her mother during her final moments, witnessing something that few of us ever get the opportunity to see so closely: the transition from life to death. She recorded their final conversation because something inside her told her she would want to remember it.Her mother's final message?“Go for it.”Portia's Extraordinary Story of Her Mother's DeathOne of the most powerful parts of this conversation is Portia's description of being present when her mother took her final breath.She describes watching the room change in the instant her mother's heart stopped and experiencing what she understood as her mother's spirit waving goodbye and blowing her a kiss.Rather than dismissing the experience, Portia allowed herself to remain curious about what it might mean.She had asked her mother for a sign that she was okay.Three days later, a monarch butterfly began circling in Portia's yard.For Portia, it felt like an unmistakable message.And that experience became part of a much larger journey through grief, spirituality, synchronicity, signs from the deceased, and personal transformation.A Near-Death Experience on an Oklahoma HighwayPortia also shares the terrifying story of a near-death experience while driving in Oklahoma.Traveling at approximately 70 miles per hour, the back tire of her rental car suddenly blew out and the back bumper flew off.She managed to get the vehicle safely off the highway.Then, while sitting there shaken and overwhelmed, she looked up.A blue heron was circling above her.Portia experienced the bird as a powerful reassurance: I see you. I got you.A police officer who witnessed what happened told her how much worse the accident could have been.But the story didn't end there. And guess what? You'll just have to listen to hear the rest of the story!What Strong Women Taught Portia About Life!Portia also takes us into the remarkable household in which she was raised.She grew up surrounded by generations of strong women, including her great-grandmother, who was born in 1915.Her great-grandmother didn't have a conventional education by today's standards, but she understood something Portia considers far more important:She understood people.Through watching her great-grandmother interact with others, Portia learned about hospitality, storytelling, business, relationships, and bringing people together.Those lessons ultimately helped shape her entrepreneurial life and her understanding of the power of human connection.But being raised around strong, independent women also came with another lesson: Portia learned that she was supposed to be strong all the time.Eventually, she had to learn something very different.It's okay to ask for help.It's okay to be vulnerable.It's okay to let someone love you and help you. And this, too, is a lesson I have had to learn. It is a hard one, but oh so necessary!Meet Portia the ProducerPortia brings together media, storytelling, grief awareness, mental health advocacy, entrepreneurship, and personal transformation in a career that has taken her through many different chapters.She is also the executive producer and host of Groove with Portia, where she continues to explore stories, people, culture, and the experiences that connect us.But perhaps the most powerful thing Portia brings to this conversation isn't a particular job title.It's her conviction that our experiences can become gifts when we are willing to share them with other people.Her stories remind us to notice the synchronicities.To pay attention to the unexpected.To allow ourselves to receive help.To remain open to mystery.And, perhaps most importantly, to keep going.Because sometimes what looks like the end of one life chapter is actually the beginning of another.And thank goodness for that!Listen to the Full Episode My Friends!If you've ever experienced a strange coincidence after someone died, wondered whether a loved one was sending you a sign, struggled to find meaning after loss, or simply felt that there might be more mystery in this world than we can explain, this conversation with Portia is one you'll want to hear.Listen to Portia's extraordinary stories of grief, synchronicity, near-death experience, signs from loved ones, family, healing, and transformation—and see what happens when you remain open to the possibility that the world is communicating with you. And guess what? The world's only going to get even more exciting!If you want to hear more stories like this, stories of connection and love and that liminal space between death and life, you'll want to click on the links below!Diana Divine shares a story of being saved! The voice that spoke in her ear one day was insistent-she needed to leave the bus stop, or something bad would happen. What happened next allowed Diana to understand this world is a very intentional and alive place! Listen to "The Voice That Warned Her And Saved Her Life" on Apple HERE and Spotify HERE.Salaam Green shares her story about being on a Southern plantation and witnessing something she would never forget! Listen to "The Woman In The Yellow Apron, Paranormal Plantations!" on Apple HERE and Spotify HERE.And then, for the animal lovers, Catherine shares a charming and spooky story of what she witnessed one day...and the veil is indeed thin, in her life! Listen to "Ghosts Playing With Cats, the Purr-fect Episode For Your Weekend!" on Apple HERE and Spotify HERE.And what, you may ask, about my most splendid guest, Portia? Well, here are the links below!Listen to "Groove With Portia" on Apple Podcasts HERE.Here is a link to her Facebook, as well as her YouTube!And then, her decidedly cool Insta! And finally, her incredible audiobook, "Finding Grace within Grief: Her Transition...My Transformation," can be listened to right here!Don't forget to rate and review the pod, Byte Sized Blessings, because you LOVE IT, you know you do!Please and thank you and thank you and thank you!If you want to see what I'm up to: here is my website, Byte Sized BlessingsAs well as my Insta, and my YouTube, which is woefully behind!And now for your bit of beauty...this beautiful video about keening in Ireland and northern climes, "Keening | Six authentic recordings from Ireland and Scotland (1955-1965)" shared with us by The Folk Revival Project. Keening is so ancient and essential...this video is a powerful testament to those who express grief in this way, as well as the bringing together of community and the connection that results.

What if the people we love continue to send us signs after death? Portia shares extraordinary stories of grief, near-death experiences, synchronicity, signs from loved ones, and the miraculous transformation that followed her mother's death.What If Grief Is Not the End of the Story?What if losing someone you love could somehow become the beginning of a profound transformation?In this deeply moving episode, Portia the Producer, a grief awareness advocate, media professional, storyteller, and mental health advocate, shares extraordinary stories about grief, death, signs from loved ones, synchronicity, near-death experiences, family, and spiritual transformation.And then there is the story of what happened when her mother died.Portia was sitting beside her mother during her final moments, witnessing something that few of us ever get the opportunity to see so closely: the transition from life to death. She recorded their final conversation because something inside her told her she would want to remember it.Her mother's final message?“Go for it.”Portia's Extraordinary Story of Her Mother's DeathOne of the most powerful parts of this conversation is Portia's description of being present when her mother took her final breath.She describes watching the room change in the instant her mother's heart stopped and experiencing what she understood as her mother's spirit waving goodbye and blowing her a kiss.Rather than dismissing the experience, Portia allowed herself to remain curious about what it might mean.She had asked her mother for a sign that she was okay.Three days later, a monarch butterfly began circling in Portia's yard.For Portia, it felt like an unmistakable message.And that experience became part of a much larger journey through grief, spirituality, synchronicity, signs from the deceased, and personal transformation.A Near-Death Experience on an Oklahoma HighwayPortia also shares the terrifying story of a near-death experience while driving in Oklahoma.Traveling at approximately 70 miles per hour, the back tire of her rental car suddenly blew out and the back bumper flew off.She managed to get the vehicle safely off the highway.Then, while sitting there shaken and overwhelmed, she looked up.A blue heron was circling above her.Portia experienced the bird as a powerful reassurance: I see you. I got you.A police officer who witnessed what happened told her how much worse the accident could have been.But the story didn't end there. And guess what? You'll just have to listen to hear the rest of the story!What Strong Women Taught Portia About Life!Portia also takes us into the remarkable household in which she was raised.She grew up surrounded by generations of strong women, including her great-grandmother, who was born in 1915.Her great-grandmother didn't have a conventional education by today's standards, but she understood something Portia considers far more important:She understood people.Through watching her great-grandmother interact with others, Portia learned about hospitality, storytelling, business, relationships, and bringing people together.Those lessons ultimately helped shape her entrepreneurial life and her understanding of the power of human connection.But being raised around strong, independent women also came with another lesson: Portia learned that she was supposed to be strong all the time.Eventually, she had to learn something very different.It's okay to ask for help.It's okay to be vulnerable.It's okay to let someone love you and help you. And this, too, is a lesson I have had to learn. It is a hard one, but oh so necessary!Meet Portia the ProducerPortia brings together media, storytelling, grief awareness, mental health advocacy, entrepreneurship, and personal transformation in a career that has taken her through many different chapters.She is also the executive producer and host of Groove with Portia, where she continues to explore stories, people, culture, and the experiences that connect us.But perhaps the most powerful thing Portia brings to this conversation isn't a particular job title.It's her conviction that our experiences can become gifts when we are willing to share them with other people.Her stories remind us to notice the synchronicities.To pay attention to the unexpected.To allow ourselves to receive help.To remain open to mystery.And, perhaps most importantly, to keep going.Because sometimes what looks like the end of one life chapter is actually the beginning of another.And thank goodness for that!Listen to the Full Episode My Friends!If you've ever experienced a strange coincidence after someone died, wondered whether a loved one was sending you a sign, struggled to find meaning after loss, or simply felt that there might be more mystery in this world than we can explain, this conversation with Portia is one you'll want to hear.Listen to Portia's extraordinary stories of grief, synchronicity, near-death experience, signs from loved ones, family, healing, and transformation—and see what happens when you remain open to the possibility that the world is communicating with you. And guess what? The world's only going to get even more exciting!If you want to hear more stories like this, stories of connection and love and that liminal space between death and life, you'll want to click on the links below!Diana Divine shares a story of being saved! The voice that spoke in her ear one day was insistent-she needed to leave the bus stop, or something bad would happen. What happened next allowed Diana to understand this world is a very intentional and alive place! Listen to "The Voice That Warned Her And Saved Her Life" on Apple HERE and Spotify HERE.Salaam Green shares her story about being on a Southern plantation and witnessing something she would never forget! Listen to "The Woman In The Yellow Apron, Paranormal Plantations!" on Apple HERE and Spotify HERE.And then, for the animal lovers, Catherine shares a charming and spooky story of what she witnessed one day...and the veil is indeed thin, in her life! Listen to "Ghosts Playing With Cats, the Purr-fect Episode For Your Weekend!" on Apple HERE and Spotify HERE.And what, you may ask, about my most splendid guest, Portia? Well, here are the links below!Listen to "Groove With Portia" on Apple Podcasts HERE.Here is a link to her Facebook, as well as her YouTube!And then, her decidedly cool Insta! And finally, her incredible audiobook, "Finding Grace within Grief: Her Transition...My Transformation," can be listened to right here!Don't forget to rate and review the pod, Byte Sized Blessings, because you LOVE IT, you know you do!Please and thank you and thank you and thank you!If you want to see what I'm up to: here is my website, Byte Sized BlessingsAs well as my Insta, and my YouTube, which is woefully behind!And now for your bit of beauty...this beautiful video about keening in Ireland and northern climes, "Keening | Six authentic recordings from Ireland and Scotland (1955-1965)" shared with us by The Folk Revival Project. Keening is so ancient and essential...this video is a powerful testament to those who express grief in this way, as well as the bringing together of community and the connection that results.

Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio Hypnotica

Number, Word and Song of the Day. Kirk Morrison Raiders-Chargers week. Great SportsTalkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

3 Things Thursday on the NFL. New UCLA Athletic Director Tim Harris. Only Cates CaresSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Final Hour Fun Fact. Quick Hits. Great Sports Talk. Dead and Alive Guy BIrthday of the DaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Petros and Money celebrate the Dodgers clinching the NL West. Flip Top Story of the Day on Polynesian quarterbacks. Secret Textoso RoundupSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

STAYradio Episode #337 – House & Club Essentials for the WeekendAired Friday, September 18th, 2026Get ready for another high-energy house and club mix! Episode #337 features the freshest house, club, and dance music tracks handpicked by DJ Spryte. Enjoy exclusive edits, remixes, and club-ready grooves to kick off your weekend!Tune in every Friday for the latest STAYradio mixes, subscribe to never miss an episode, and keep the party going! STAYradio is hosted by DJ Spryte.New episodes drop every Friday.

What if moving on was never the goal?On this episode of Groove with Portia, I sit down with Kelly Edmondson, founder of Timely Presence and mother of Darius, for an intimate conversation about child loss, continuing bonds and what it really means to keep living when someone you love is no longer physically here.Darius was Kelly's oldest child, born on Christmas Day, and someone she describes as magnetic, determined and a gift to the world. He died at 28, but Kelly doesn't believe her relationship with her son ended with his death. She shares how she continues to mother him, the special place she created to feel connected to him and why hearing other people tell stories about Darius gives her new experiences of her son even after his death.We also challenge the language of “moving on.” Kelly says she will never stop being Darius's mother. Instead of leaving him behind, she has learned how to integrate his loss into her life while continuing to live, love and carry his memory forward.As a former trauma ICU nurse, Kelly had been present for hundreds of people at the end of life. But losing her own son taught her something her professional experience couldn't: the pain experienced at the moment of death isn't the entirety of grief. Sometimes grief reveals itself months later, when you reach for the phone, encounter a milestone or suddenly realize what that person's absence means in your everyday life.That realization eventually became part of the heart behind Timely Presence. The company helps people show up for grieving loved ones throughout the first year by sending gifts around birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, holidays and other predictable emotional milestones. As Kelly puts it, “flowers die and grief doesn't.”This isn't a conversation about leaving our loved ones behind. It's about learning how grief and joy can coexist, continuing the bonds that death cannot erase and giving ourselves permission to stay present while carrying the people we love with us.Connect with Kelly and learn more about Timely Presence: thetimelypresence.com

how Washington Commanders suffered a tough Week 1 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, leaving fans frustrated and searching for answers.We analyze Jalen Hurts' explosive performance, Jayden Daniels' early struggles, and how stars like Stefon Diggs, Saquon Barkley, and Terry McLaurin shaped the outcome.Expect raw fan reactions, film breakdowns, and honest talk from the Commanders Declassified Podcast — your home for Washington Commanders news, analysis, and post‑game emotion.

What happens when the life you built suddenly changes direction?On this episode of Groove with Portia, I sit down with entrepreneur and Podcast Connections co-founder Noémi Beres for a conversation about grief, resilience, entrepreneurship, reinvention and learning how to embrace the season you're in.Noémi shares the lasting lessons she carries from her father, who continued planning for the future and showing up for his family while living with cancer. She also opens up about losing her father and grandmother within a short period of time, followed by another major loss when the successful travel business she had built since 2007 came to an abrupt end during the pandemic.Instead of giving up on entrepreneurship, Noémi started again. We talk about what that season taught her about resilience, raising her son while navigating online schooling, building a new business from scratch and discovering that sometimes the detours we never planned can reveal strengths we didn't know we had.We also get into the podcasting industry and have a candid conversation about what many hosts and guests overlook. Noémi explains why successful podcasting requires consistency, preparation and genuine relationship building, and why podcast guesting should be viewed as more than a one-time opportunity to promote yourself.For Noémi, podcasting is ultimately about connection. She calls podcast guesting one of today's most powerful networking tools and encourages guests to continue building relationships with hosts after the recording ends rather than simply moving on to the next interview.And when I ask Noémi what finding her groove means after everything she's experienced, her answer brings the entire conversation together: discovering who she is throughout the journey, accepting that life will continue to change, doing the inner work and remembering to enjoy the life happening right now.Connect with Noémi Beres: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noemiberes/

DJ Pryce is a Ugandan-British DJ building her name behind the decks while pursuing a degree in radiography.In this episode of The Ugandan Boy Talk Show, she shares her journey to becoming DJ Pryce, how her Ugandan roots influence her identity and musical style, and what it takes to balance university with a growing DJ career.We also discuss The Groove Tour, the connection between music and dance, navigating the industry as a female DJ, and the future she is creating beyond the booth.Subscribe to The Ugandan Boy Talk Show for more meaningful conversations with inspiring voices from Uganda and beyond.Follow DJ Pryce:Instagram: @dj_pryce01YouTube: @djpryce01Leave a comment and tell us: Can you successfully pursue a professional career and a creative passion at the same time?Togwa'mu suubi.#DJPryce #TheUgandanBoyTalkShow #UgandanDJ #FemaleDJ #TheGrooveTour #UgandanMusic #WomenInMusic #UgandanDiaspora #TUBTS

Can you find gratitude for what an experience taught you without being grateful that it happened?On this episode of Groove with Portia, I sit down with author Nicole Kranz for a candid conversation about toxic relationships, psychological abuse, self-respect and what it takes to rediscover yourself after leaving a relationship that changed you.Nicole shares why she doesn't believe healing requires forgiving or forgetting. Instead, she found an unexpected form of gratitude—not for the harm she experienced, but for the lessons she carried forward. One of the biggest was learning the power of saying no and understanding that self-respect is a boundary worth protecting.We also challenge one of the most common questions asked of people experiencing abusive or controlling relationships: “Why didn't you just leave?” Nicole explains why leaving can be far more complicated than it appears from the outside and challenges friends and loved ones to ask a different question: “How can I help you?”Nicole also opens up about what she describes as an “entire reset” of herself. Rebuilding required confronting shame, sadness, old patterns and beliefs about herself while learning what it meant to truly respect the woman she was becoming.Her novel, This Is Bullsh*t, Not a Love Story, draws from those experiences and challenges us to recognize the difference between love and a relationship where respect has disappeared.This conversation isn't about putting a positive spin on trauma. It's about what can happen when anger no longer gets to write the rest of your story.Sometimes finding your groove means looking back at the person you once were with compassion, choosing yourself and deciding you're no longer willing to settle. As Nicole shared at the end of our conversation, part of her journey was realizing that the first person she needed to be able to count on was herself.Connect with Nicole Kranz: nicolekranz.com

Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio TheGrind

New radioshow with some future musical releases * Listen of your favorite podcast apps : tr.ee/BhmG-T3QUG Tracklists : 01.Audio Killers - Not Satisfied (NO STATIC Edit) 02.Öwnboss - Pop This * 03.Mesto , Ink - Freak * 04.Shilla - Resist The System * 05.Layton Giordani & HILLS ft. Majestic & Jungle 70 - Bassline * 06.Peter Pahn - NOCTURE 07.Luke Alexander , NIIKO X SWAE - 3D * 08.Walker & Royce & Kyle Watson - Losing Focus * 09.Welker No static - Hot Girl Walk * 10.Vylow - Like IT * 11.SCRIPT & Frankys - Inside The Brain * 12.Matt Sassari & Mont Rouge - Astronaught * 13.Amour Propre & Kimonos - The City 14.Breaking Beattz - U Feel * 15.Juan (AR) & Catta - Rock The Show * 16.FRANCO BA & Shilla - Audio Flex * 17.CASSA - Whippin * Tracklists : https://www.1001tracklists.com/tracklist/lb9qq7k/b-prada-this-is-the-groove-radio-show-140-2026-09-15.html#edit If you're feeling it: ↻ Repost ♥ Like ✎ Tell me your favorite track in the comments

Rachel Bolan joins The Groove Podcast to discuss Skid Row, bass, songwriting, Slave to the Grind, and his debut solo album, Gargoyle of the Garden State.

09-11-26 Recording of The Friday Night Groove on 88.3 FM WXOU, Auburn Hills, MI.   Set List: Groove Armada - Body Action   LVRIN - Night Wolf CONFLICT BUREAU - DOWN WITH IT Villan X Featuring Naughty Wood - Heartbeat Crazy Acid S - Concentrate -w- DJ Scirocco   Jay Sound - Detroit Blues   JD. REID - inside (w- Reek0) IASI - Release Tower Block Dreams - Be the one   Fennec - Frankie Comes From Strekov   Kaiju - Envy (Feat. Jack Gates) steve_spacek - calling_you Hifi Sean & David McAlmont - High With You TYSON - Away ft. Nosaj Thing & Coby Sey   Stefano Curti - MAGIC D   QENDRESA -  Be the One   For more on the program visit: www.fridaynightgroove.com 

Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio ClubZone

Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio Hypnotica

Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio Hypnotica

Flip Top Story of the Day on a new reality TV show from Kim Kardashian involving baseball moms. Only Cates Cares with the Lakers announcing their promotional schedule for season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who's ready for 4 hours of Great Sports Talk? Dodgers are calling up their top minor league prospect. Sports Net LA Analyst Jerry Hairston Jr on the Dodgers and what Josue De Paula brings to an already loaded LA lineup. Secret Textoso RoundupSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Final Hour Fun Fact. Quick Hits. Replay of Jerry Hairston Jr. Dead and Alive Guy Birthday of the Day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Number, Word and Song of the Day. Local Knowledge involving parent theft at a Orange County HS football booster club. Secret Textoso Roundup.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rip answers questions live from Starting Strength Network subscribers and fans.

In this week's episode I talk to the two time AFT Mission Super Twins Champion Dallas Daniels. Hear about his season. I also recap the Springfield Mile double header and the Matt George Memorial.

Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio Hypnotica

What happens when you're trained to tell everyone else's story but never given the space to process what those stories are doing to you?Before becoming the CEO of Healium, Sarah Hill spent years working in television news. She covered homicides, domestic violence, grieving parents, court cases and some of the worst days of people's lives. Like many journalists, there wasn't always an opportunity to stop and process what she had witnessed before moving on to the next story. Eventually, Sarah realized those experiences had accumulated.On this episode of Groove with Portia, Sarah and I have a conversation that hits close to home for both of us as former television journalists. We talk about the stories journalists carry long after the cameras turn off, career transitions, resilience and why our paths don't always have to be linear.We also explore the technology Sarah went on to build. Healium uses virtual reality with biofeedback and neurofeedback to allow users to visualize changes in things like heart rate and brain patterns while experiencing immersive environments. Sarah describes it as “media as medicine”—using storytelling and immersive media as tools for self-awareness and self-regulation.But one of the most important parts of our conversation is what Healium isn't. Sarah emphasizes that the technology is not a diagnostic tool and isn't intended to replace medication or professional counseling. Instead, she sees it as another tool that can work alongside human care.Because no matter how sophisticated our technology becomes, sometimes what a person needs most is another human being willing to see them.And perhaps Sarah's biggest reminder is that finding your groove doesn't require following a straight path. Sometimes the unexpected turns give us exactly what we need for whatever we're meant to build next.Connect with Sarah Hill and learn more about Healium:https://tryhealium.com/

Imagine being told your child might not live past 18.For Richard Williams, that wasn't a hypothetical. After losing Trevor's twin brother, Nigel, before birth, Richard nearly lost Trevor as well because of severe Hemophilia A. Years later, Trevor's mother died from cancer when Trevor was only five.On this episode of Groove with Portia, Richard sits down with me in person to share what it meant to become a father determined to give his son as much life as possible—no matter how long that life might be.Richard describes a reality most families never see. Trevor's clotting factor alone could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars each year. With insurance policies carrying lifetime caps, Richard learned to monitor how much treatment had been covered, update his résumé and change employers before his son's medical expenses exhausted the available insurance coverage. He did this for approximately 20 years while helping support a household of seven children.But Richard's story didn't end when Trevor grew up.Through Save One Life, Richard learned about children with bleeding disorders living in countries where families may have little access to treatment, medical expertise or financial resources. Today, he sponsors children internationally, serves on the organization's scholarship committee and is taking his advocacy on the road.At 75, Richard is riding his vintage motorcycle nearly 5,000 miles across the United States to raise awareness and help other families.This conversation is about more than hemophilia.It's about what a parent will sacrifice for their child, the healthcare resources we often take for granted, the loved ones we continue carrying with us after they're gone, and what can happen when we decide our adversity will not be the end of our story.Connect with Richard: https://saveonelife.net/

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Live Recorded Set from VirtualDJ Radio Hypnotica

 | Jazz Carnival  | Azymuth  | 1979 | Can You Feel It (Progressive Version)  | Funk Fusion Band  | 1981 | You're The One (You're My Number One) (Boogie Boots 2020 Rework)  | Katie Kissoon  | 1983 | Once Bitten Twice Shy (Extended Version)  | Vesta Williams  | 1986 | Will They Miss Me (Special 12-inch Disco Mix)  | David Simmons  | 1978 | Can U Dance  | Kenny "Jammin" Jason with "Fast" Eddie Smith  | 1987 | In The Forest  | Baby'O  | 1980 | Girl You Need A Change Of Mind (M+M Mix)  | Eddie Kendricks  | 2017 (1973) | Keep Our Fingers Crossed (Al Kent MDD Remix)  | Jermaine Jackson  | 1976 | Let Me Show You  | BMP  | 1984 | You Ought To Know  | Michelle Wallace  | 1986 | Keep On Movin' And Groovin' (Mixed by Tee Scott)  | Atlantis  | 1982 | Tonight  | Peo feat. Mirjam  | 2008 | Take Me To The Top (Vocal)  | Advance  | 1982 | Brazil Nut  | Morrissey Mullen  | 1982 | Reach For My Love  | Pattie Brooks  | 1980 | Suddenly  | Just Right Band, Ve'al  | 2017 | Risky Changes (A Jim Burgess Mix)  | Bionic Boogie  | 1977

I got to drop a opening set for a show called Guess That Groove. Them curtains opened up and it was show time!

Fun Fact and Quick Hits. Top Story of the Day looks at the Clippers legal troubles. Dead and Alive Guy Birthday of the Day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Radio Legend, Steve Hartman is in for Petros who's in East Lansing getting ready to broadcast Michigan State vs Toledo. Matt and Steve talk about the Dodgers struggles and Shohei Ohtani out of the lineup after striking out four times last night. They also discuss the NBA's investigation of the Clippers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Number, word, and song of the day. DVR with Vassegh LIVE from Dodger Stadium. DV gives some insight on the decision to hold Shohei Ohtani out of the lineup tonight against the Cardinals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim and Them Theme: Philip The Artist has done us the honor of creating a new Jim and Them song called "Jim and Them Is Pop Culture", what do you think?The Schizo Business: Being a schizo online is becoming a booming business, we get into some different schizos to try to assess whether they are real people or leaning into the bit.Cheesesteak Life: We find the Cheesesteak Life guy who brings his weird Jennifer Aniston broom with him to bars to eat cheesesteaks. Yea it's like that.FUCK YOU WATCH THIS!, THE BEAR!, PULLING MUSSELS FROM A SHELL!, SQUEEZE!, THE OLD SCHOOL SHOOTERS!, MCDONALDS!, INTERVIEWS!, JIM AND THEM IS POP CULTURE!, PHILIP THE ARTIST!, VIDEO!, MARILYN MANSON!, GUITAR SOLO!, TAKING IT FOR A WALK!, GROOVE!, HDM SONGS!, SKA VERSION!, AI COVER!, HDM SONGS!, AI SLOP!, SCHIZO SLOP!, BANGERS!, CLUB!, ROBOT RUNNING!, OLYMPICS!, FAKE OR REAL!, VIRAL!, ROBOT FAILS!, RUN INTO A WALL!, LOOKS FAKE!, ROBOT FALL!, YOUTUBE COMMENTS!, MUCH UP OUR ROBOT FAILS!, SCHIZO OR REAL!, REALTARD!, BUSINESS!, CLOUT!, AI CHILD!, AI HUSBAND!, CLICHE ROBOT VOICE!, WEDDING LADY!, KARAOKE!, CRINGE!, AWKWARD!, IT'S HER DAY!, IS THIS REAL!?, TRY HARD!, JENNIFER ANISTON!, CHEESESTEAK GUY!, JENNIFER ANISTON MOP!, DIVORCE!, MENTAL BREAK!, CHEESESTEAK LIFE!, SHIRTS!, MERCH!, CALL!, KEEP MY WIFE'S NAME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH!, CURLEY'S COMFORT FOOD!You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

In this week's episode I recap the two pea gravel races in Ohio from last weekend. I preview the Springfield Mile. I drop the Stat of the Week. I also talk about upcoming races.

Criminal lawyer by day, DJ/producer by night, Pau Grossi is an Argentine artist whose sets move between deep house, progressive and techno without settling too neatly into any one lane. Groove is the constant, underlined by patient shifts in energy that shape her approach. Now increasingly focused on production, she is translating that same sensibility into her own music, qualities also evident in recent appearances with The Soundgarden and La Biblioteca.

 On this Balance Selections, the rising artist taps into a rich vein of entrancing prog. Featuring tracks form Kebin van Reeken, Ewan Rill and Agustin Pietrocola plus more, it's a sharp one hour mix that's not afraid to go deep. @pau-grossi Tracklisting & interview: https://balancemusic.com.au/balance-selections-pau-grossi ------------------------------------- Follow: Instagram: www.instagram.com/balance_series Facebook: www.facebook.com/balanceseriesmusic Youtube: www.youtube.com/@balancemusicofficial

In this powerful episode of Groove with Portia, host Portia Booker welcomes Ellen Lubensky, a patient advocate and founder of the Mental Health Choice Project, for a vulnerable and important conversation about mental health treatment, misdiagnosis, psychiatric medication, medication withdrawal, informed consent, and patient rights.Ellen shares her personal experience of being diagnosed after a brief psychiatric evaluation while attending Stanford University and the lasting impact that diagnosis had on her life. She opens up about navigating years of treatment, experiencing serious physical challenges, questioning the care she received, and finding the strength to advocate for herself.Together, Portia and Ellen explore what it means to feel pressured into treatment decisions while experiencing fear, anxiety, grief, or emotional distress. They discuss the importance of asking questions, getting second, third, or even fourth opinions, and remembering that patients deserve to understand their options before agreeing to a treatment plan.In this episode, they talk about:Why a quick diagnosis can have long-term effects on a person's life and medical recordsThe importance of informed consent in mental health and all areas of healthcareWhy signing paperwork is not the same as truly understanding a treatment planHow to ask questions about medication risks, benefits, alternatives, and possible side effectsWhy it can be helpful to bring a trusted friend, family member, or advocate to medical appointmentsHow to slow down and take a pause before making non-emergency healthcare decisionsWhy getting a second opinion can be an act of self-advocacy, not disrespectThe role of trust, communication, and collaboration between patients and providersThe grief, loneliness, and friendship challenges that can arise during difficult health experiencesThe importance of building a support system when you are struggling emotionallyEllen's work through the Mental Health Choice Project to promote patient choice and awarenessOne of the central messages of this conversation is simple but powerful: you have choices. You are allowed to ask for clarity. You are allowed to request time to think. You are allowed to seek another provider. And you are allowed to say no when something does not feel right for you.Ellen also shares information about her advocacy work through the Mental Health Choice Project, which seeks to encourage more compassionate, transparent, and patient-centered mental healthcare.To connect with Ellen Lubensky, visit her professional website at ellenlubensky.com and learn more about the Mental Health Choice Project at mentalhealthchoiceproject.org.If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of self-harm or suicide in the United States, call or text 988 to connect with the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If there is immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911 or contact local emergency services.This episode is intended for educational and awareness purposes only. It is not medical, psychiatric, legal, or therapeutic advice. Do not start, stop, or change medication without speaking with a qualified healthcare professional.If this conversation resonates with you, please like, comment, share, and subscribe to Groove with Portia for more conversations about grief, healing, mental health, advocacy, and navigating life's most difficult moments.

Show #812 Originally broadcast 08/31/26 Lee Moses – Day Tripper (Musicor) Maskman and the Agents – My Wife, My Dog and My Cat (Dynamo) Cold Grits – It's Your Thing (Atco) Cliff Driver's Infernal Machine – I Got a New Thing (Genuine) Lavell Hardy – Don't Lose Your Groove (Rojac) U Dwi People's Paraphernalia – […]

Sometimes the hardest things to let go of are the things we already know we need to release.A relationship. A disappointment. A mistake. An expectation. An old version of ourselves. We know it's time to move forward, but knowing and letting go are two very different things.In this episode of Dr. Davina's Dots, join me to reflect, breathe, and enjoy an hour of thoughtful reflection and relaxing jazz. Music Selections includeJoy Clarence J. Johnson III Time to Chill Eric Essix Already in motion Tim Kirsch Love Rain Down Judah Sealy My time Brendan Rothwell Rhythm of Love Kenny Rocket Love's taken over Nate Harasim Rise Isaac Edwards Higher Calling Brian Lenair Mr. Tina E Clark Marcus Click Gratitude Paradise Marcia Migét Groove together Jayson Tipp If today's reflection resonated with you, you'll find similar calming thoughts throughout my books, created to offer gentle perspective, emotional clarity, and meaningful encouragement for everyday life and leadership.My books are designed to help you slow down, reflect deeply, and reconnect with what truly matters, whether you're navigating personal growth, professional demands, or simply seeking a quieter mind in a busy world.You can explore my full collection of books, reflections, and creative experiences at www.drdavinasdots.comUntil next time Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There is a feeling most of us were taught to be ashamed of. We call it a sin. We hide it. We dress it up as something more acceptable. But what if envy, honestly examined, is actually one of the most useful signals available to you? In this episode I draw the distinction between jealousy, which makes me feel small and defensive, and envy, which points at something I desire. I share my own experience following Misty Tripoli, the founder of the Groove dance movement, and how sitting with what I envy about her revealed something important about what I want for myself. Envy, properly examined, is not a character flaw. It is a compass. And it is worth following. Want everything in one place? Join me on Substack for real talk, deeper insights, and the community you didn't know you needed — at https://courtneytownley.substack.com   #GraceAndGrit #Envy #MidlifeWomen #SelfAwareness #SelfLeadership #WomensWellness #DeepHealth #Mindset #IntentionalLiving #MidlifeHealth

Trump anunció el acuerdo con Venezuela para quedarse con parte de sus reservas de crudoECDQEMSD noticias, humor e historias verdaderasEpisodio 6381 I Love PetróleoConducen: El Pirata y El Sr. Lagartija https://canaltrans.comNoticias del Mundo: El petróleo venezolano - Drones en la frontera - Cambios de Kim Jong-un - Hombre en llamas - Todo Toronto - Las cataratas de Niagara - Encontrando a NemoHistorias Desintegradas: Lupita Ferrer en la selva - De Grecia Colmenares a Janette Rodríguez - Compas emplumadas - Nuevo proyecto - De la guitarra al bajo - Groove para post punk - Joaquín el espadachín - Silvia y el florete - Debate epistemológico - Nombre de video juego - Ser solidario - Sobredosis - Afrodescendientes - Hablemos rumanoEn Caso De Que El Mundo Se Desintegre - Podcast no tiene publicidad, sponsors ni organizaciones que aporten para mantenerlo al aire. Solo el sistema cooperativo de los que aportan a través de las suscripciones hacen posible que todo esto siga siendo una realidad. Gracias Dragones Dorados!!NO AI: ECDQEMSD Podcast no utiliza ninguna inteligencia artificial de manera directa para su realización. Diseño, guionado, música, edición y voces son de  nuestra completa intervención humana.

In this week's episode I recap the 79th Peoria TT. I check in with Kaitlynn Osberg and much more.

STAYradio Episode #334 – House & Club Essentials for the Weekend Aired Friday, August 28th, 2026   Get ready for another high-energy house and club mix! Episode #334 features the freshest house, club, and dance music tracks handpicked by DJ Spryte. Enjoy exclusive edits, remixes, and club-ready grooves to kick off your weekend!   Tracklist – STAYradio Episode #334: All I Do Win (Cazes & Rivas Edit) - DJ Khaled feat. T-Pain vs. Prospa, Dave Summer, Da Hool & Tiesto HIM - Matt Faulk No Sweat - SIMIO Show Me - GioMetrik Good Girl (Rick Wonder Edit) - Tristan Henry, Cloonee & Prospa vs. Valentino Khan, Luke Alexander Louder - Dillon Nathaniel Better Off Alone (BARTS Remix) - Alice Deejay Internet Friends (dj pressed & Proppa Remix) - Knife Party 5 6 7 Ate - J. Worra feat. Lena Leon Electric Bongo - SIDEPIECE Savana (Dave Summer Edit) - Chris Lake Make Me - Vassy, Richie Rozex Fade Into Nothing - it's murph, Arlo, Lizzy Land Feel You - Jay Bird, SGRKANE Feel It (Oh My Days) - CYRIL & Wudhouse Alive (TWINSICK Remix) - Empire Of The Sun Safe and Sound (CASZ Remix) - Capital Cities Where's Your Head At (tonz Remix) - Basement Jaxx   Tune in every Friday for the latest STAYradio mixes, subscribe to never miss an episode, and keep the party going! STAYradio is hosted by DJ Spryte.New episodes drop every Friday.

A FLEX ALERT before the Dodgers-Braves game in Atlanta. Is it time for the Panic Brothers? Top Story of the Day on the Buss Family drama. Was there anybody at the Angels game yesterday? Secret Textoso RoundupSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fun Fact. Number, Word and Song of the Day. DVR with Vassegh from the field in Atlanta with a special guest appearance from a former Dodger. Dead and Alive Guy Birthday of the DaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us Fan MailHi everybody and welcome to today's episode of Attendance Bias. I am your host, Brian Weinstein. Before we get started with today's episode, I just want to remind everyone that if you enjoy the podcast, you can show your support by leaving a rating and review of it wherever you get your podcasts. You can also visit www.buymeacoffee.com/attendancebias and donate anything you can to keep the podcast going. Now, onto today's episode:When it comes to the 3.0 era, everyone has their favorite year or their favorite tour. But there is one part of 3.0 that doesn't get a lot of attention: 2010 has its share of great shows, but it mostly carries the reputation of Phish still getting back on their feet. More specifically, the 2010 fall tour was played mostly in small venues that didn't get a lot of hype at the time. That may have made for some shows that were easy to brush off, but if you were there, it also made for an unforgettable experience.And, in a nutshell, that is the story for today's guest, Jordan Gundeck, who is here to tell about his experience on 10/19/10 at the Augusta Civic Center in Augusta, ME. Between UMASS, Utica, and Augusta, this leg of the Fall 2010 tour felt like a throwback to 1994, or an even earlier time in Phish history, where the sound was fantastic no matter where in the venue you were, with no lines at the concessions or bathrooms and no traffic leading in or getting out of the venue. It was a throwback.But mixed in was the band's confidence in their playing. The first set is made up of strong fan favorites while the second set contains a Fuck Your Face three-spot, Manteca, a killer Mike's Groove, and much more. Speaking with Jordan, you can hear his excitement about this show from 16 years ago, as if he saw it just last night.  But it's Jordan's story to tell. Let's join him to talk about the Voodoo Lounge tour, the whale call, and whether or not the band overplayed “Possum,” as we discuss October 19, 2010 at the August Civic Center.Support the show

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