Podcasts about halloween thanksgiving

Shawn and Barney catch up on what's kept them away from the microphone over the past few months, wish each other a whole slew of happy holidays and take an interesting but impossible quiz about superstitions (of all things).

This episode is 90% about my holiday budget and there's a bit of an update from two previous episodes at the end. Cheers! -- The two most recent seasons of Liz Gets Loaded are available for free anywhere you listen to podcasts. Older episodes are available via a small monthly subscription. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lizgetsloaded/message

Join Brent and Eric as they talk about Halloween, Thanksgiving, and everyday happenings in their lives! Intro: Kalax Outro: Anoraak Find us on Instagram and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts!

http://www.bityli.com/inglesdozero-vpfi Quando você acessa nossa plataforma a primeira coisa que você deve saber é que ela é atualizada diariamente, e que aqui dentro há conteúdos pra todos os níveis de Inglês. Não importa se você está começando sua caminhada rumo a fluência agora, ou se você está aqui para continuar praticando e aprendendo coisas novas, sempre haverá algo interessante pra você. CONSUMA ATÉ COM FONE PRA NÃO PERDER NADINHA! Connect with us in another level: Website: www.vpfiforever.com/​ Telegram: t.me/clubedoinglesvpfi Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/4xMYviMrISXLmVYiCPESvg Instagram: www.instagram.com/vocepodefalaringles/​ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@vocepodefalaringles/​ Facebook: www.facebook.com/vocepodefalaringles E por último o mais TOP DA GALÁXIA... Clube do Inglês: http://www.bityli.com/inglesdozero-vpfi --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vocepodefalaringles/message

This week's episode is a lot like herding cats. We have Halloween, Thanksgiving, rants, nose picking, Facebook & much more. Please remember to review, rate, and share the podcast and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Mudik dan santap kalkun saat Thanksgiving sudah menjadi tradisi warga AS, seperti halnya mudik Lebaran dan menyantap ketupat bagi warga Indonesia. Banyak tradisi lain dari Halloween kemarin hingga Thanksgiving yang memerlukan biaya. Akankah orang urung keluarkan biaya akibat tingginya laju inflasi?

Scott and Richard will be back next week with a fresh episode, but this week we're sharing an all treats, no tricks, holiday-themed dispatch that originally ran on October 13 last year: Episode 23: Richard Kyte and Scott Rada discuss the lessons we can all learn from Halloween, why Thanksgiving is more than the just the day before Black Friday, and how families can strike a balance between the secular and religious traditions of Christmas. About the hosts: Scott Rada is social media manager with Lee Enterprises, and Richard Kyte is the director of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University in La Crosse, Wis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey guys! This is a very straightforward reminder to simply buy and label a bin and give your seasonal decorations a home.  Nothing revolutionary here, but we all need a reminder sometimes to give our seasonal decorations a home.  And please don't overthink it!  It's one day a year.  Make it easy! Hope this helps you! xo, Amber Here's the link to the containers I was talking about... https://amzn.to/3rckEjD      

Hey guys! This is a very straightforward reminder to simply buy and label a bin and give your seasonal decorations a home.  Nothing revolutionary here, but we all need a reminder sometimes to give our seasonal decorations a home.  And please don't overthink it!  It's one day a year.  Make it easy! Hope this helps you! xo, Amber Here's the link to the containers I was talking about... https://amzn.to/3rckEjD      

Happy Hallowgiving everyone!! In this episode we give our final Halloween recap of the 2021 season and talk about our favorite Thanksgiving side dishes! We debate on which meal is more satisfying… Thanksgiving dinner OR the leftovers the next day. Come and spend Thanksgiving with the Anything Goes family! So long Halloween/Thanksgiving season and helloooo Christmas/Hanukkah!

Lewis Herms and Michael Jaco, come together on Halloween to disclose the positive and negative spiritual origins of holidays and what they truly mean to the people that implemented them in society. Join host Michael Jaco, Ex-Navy Seal, who teaches you how to tap into your Intuition and Unleash the Power within, so you can become the Master of your Reality. To Connect with Michael Jaco go to his website https://michaelkjaco.com

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S3 Ep 68: "Halloween! Thanksgiving! Christmas! Oh MY! They are coming Crafters1" :) I am forever grateful to all of you for helping build this fun community full of passion for paper! :) Come on along with me and I will put the tea on! :) Sincerely, Pam at The Paper Outpost :)! Restocked "FUNDLES (Ephemera Collections)"! Now available in my Etsy Shop, ...limited supply :) The Paper Outpost Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/shop/ThePaperOutpost New Print & Mail Vintage Digikit Service Offered to you!: Click Here: www.etsy.com/shop/ThePaperOutpost Amazon Store! https://www.amazon.com/shop/thepaperoutpost Sign up for my Newsletter and received a Free Checklist of Junk Journal Supplies Plus The Note From The Book Maker Included plus a monthly free digital printable image!: http://bit.ly/freechecklistofsupplies Come Find Me At: Youtube: The Paper Outpost: https://www.youtube.com/thepaperoutpost Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/shop/ThePaperOutpost? Twitter: twitter.com/thepaperoutpost Instagram: www.instagram.com/thepaperoutpost/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/ThePaperOutpost/?modal=admin_todo_tour Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepaperoutpost/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-paper-outpost/?viewAsMember=true Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/1ia6ayctn12r2rljnl307rk1joojur/pins/ Website: www.thepaperoutpost.com Email: thepaperoutpost@gmail.com Podcast can be found on: The Paper Outpost: The Joy of Junk Journals! Easily Found on: Anchor: anchor.fm/the-paper-outpost Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2dZXtLP8HW7g3uIh1HOPV2 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-paper-outpost-the-joy-of-junk-journals/id1492938525?uo=4 Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMTNiNTM5Yy9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== #thepaperoutpost #junkjournal #paperoutpost #funcanbesimple #createwithrecklessabandon #papercraft #junkjournals #journal

Life Is Work - Ep 41 - HolidaysArea of Work: Work CultureCo-hosts, Producers:Danielle Stenger Cameron Navarro, LMSW  Mel’s Mindful Minute: 38:45Melanie Wilmoth Navarro, LMSW, RYT, TSTSY-FOwner, Lead Facilitator - Whole Moon Wellnesswholemoonwellness@gmail.com Contact Info:WebsiteEmailTwitter Instagram Music:Intro - King Must Die, by Picnic LightningMMM Transitions - Sur, by Picnic LightningOutro - Pa’lante, by Hurray for the Riff Raff HolidaysRESULT: In the U.S., it’s holiday season! We will explore why November/December is often described as ‘the holiday season,’  how holidays tend to show up in our workplaces, how it can be problematic, and how to do better.Camnecdote:Grocery storeHannukah at TargetProtein - Main Event - Topic d’jourWant to preface this episode with a disclosure that I (Dan) learned a lot of the language and framing for this episode from @britthawthorne’s anti-bias, anti-racist education workShe has a great instagram and patreon page where I learn so much - will link in the show notesHer intended audience is educators, specifically Montessori educators, and I find it so helpful both for learning and re-learning myself and for applying the concepts in workspaces and in lifeLet's get into it!What is “the holiday season”? (U.S. context)November/December are widely called ‘the holiday season’ in the U.S. because Christianity is the dominant religion in the United States - the most ‘mainstream,’ dominant religion in our cultureNOTE: if everyone is cool with celebrating Xmas, celebrate it up! Advocating for awareness and celebration of allBecause of this, Christmas is centered as a holiday to the extent that it is a seasonOften a pushback on this is that Christmas is more of a “cultural” holiday than a religious holiday for many people, but calling a religious holiday a cultural holiday is still code for the dominant belief systemEx “Holiday” party, “Fall” party - we know these are code for Christmas and Halloween/Thanksgiving, let’s call a thing a thingAlso, naming other holidays /only/ around the time that other dominant holidays are being celebrated is still centering the Christian holiday. Basically - I am thinking about those other holidays when /my/ holiday is being celebrated - lots of other holidays occur throughout the year that are in no way close to Christmas TimeAlso, it’s v convenient for a holiday to be called “cultural” in how it intersects with our capitalist system - need to buy things to celebrate, bc culture!See also: TVAlso note: often default to christmas/holiday parties because it is nostalgic and convenient, which is a hindrance to creating an anti-bias space (cr: britt)Challenges:By automatically having christmas/holiday parties, you are automatically centering a belief system without input or preference from the people who make up your workplace“othering” of holidays that are not rooted in christianitynote : de-center does not mean “don’t do” or “overlook” - it means make room for other identities and belief systemsAlso - a note on giftsHave mentioned the tie between our mainstream holidays and capitalismPressure to give gifts and how to give gifts is heavily influenced by capitalismLewis Hyde’s The Gift expands on how gift-giving as a practice is actually intended to be continuous:“The Indian giver (or the original one, at any rate) understood a cardinal property of the gift: whatever we have been given is supposed to be given away again, not kept... You may keep your Christmas present, but it ceases to be a gift in the true sense unless you have given something else away. As it is passed along, the gift may be given back to the original donor, but this is not essential. In fact, it is better if the gift is not returned but is given instead to some new, third party. The only essential is this: the gift must always move. There are other forms of property that stand still, that mark a boundary or resist momentum, but the gift keeps going.”How could gift giving look different?! Bottom line: there are a lot of different holidays and different ways to celebrate them - how holidays are currently highlighted and celebrated often overlook anyone who does not identify as a ChristianHow to do better:First - notice (mindfulness)What holidays are celebrated in the workplace? Why?Is it reflective of your teammates identities, beliefs and preferences?Embrace beginner’s mind -  learn!By only centering Christian holidays, we miss the rich history, tradition and perspective of others in our communityDifferent religious/cultural beliefs and practicesLearn about the different calendars that influence holidaysGregorian/Lunar/Solar, etc.All is to say - are the holidays that are honored, discussed and celebrated in your workplace honoring each person in the office? If not, let’s learn together and be inclusiveUse our work culture survey, center what your teammates say they would like centeredEx. questions: how important are holidays, traditions, and celebrations to you?Is there a holiday that you would like to celebrate in the office? Do you have any suggestions for how we can support you or reflect your celebration in our workplace?How would you like to participate in holidays in our workplace?If a teammate celebrates a holiday that you do not celebrate/are not familiar with - do a google and learn!Language mattersWant to be sure your workplace reflects the people you are doing work with every dayDo not make decisions for other people - everyone has their own preferences, needs, comfort levelBe specific about the holiday that you are celebratingIf everyone in the office shares that they are christian/like to celebrate christmas, that’s totally fine - do it and name it & ENJOYIf there is someone in the office who celebrates a different holiday, any time of year, name that and honor that if that person has shared that they like to celebrate that wayAlso, be mindful of language -Careful about the terms “international” holiday - latinx, indengeous have all been here long beforeHolidays are important! Holidays affirm our identities, mark the passage of time and seasons, create community and connectionMel’s Mindful Minute: 38:45Mindfulness & the HolidaysWe Are Always StudentsBeyond Heroes and Holidays@britthawthorne’s Patreon  and instagram account - watched a v helpful anti-bias: holidays presentation in preparation for this episode! Pay her, watch her, all credit to her for helping prepare me with language and knowledge for this contentCommunity - Comparative Religion (s1e12)Sharing is Self-CaringSelf-careHow do I define holidays? What holidays are important to me?Community-careWhat holidays and celebrations are important to people around me? How can I support them?Systems-careWho decides what a “mainstream” holiday is, and who benefits?Reach Out!lifeisworkpod.comFind questions submission linkInsta & Twitter - @ lifeisworkpodKo-Fi Coffee info@palanteconsulting.com

This is that strange time of year where we can't decide if it's Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Christmas when you drive down the road. But enough of that, DiNardo discusses the Marlins hiring Kim Ng, Mike Clevinger going down with Tommy John, and the Braves signing Drew Smyly.

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The last three months of the year are often your favorite or least favorite time of year. It is a time filled with holidays, more guests in our home than usual, frantic activity, hectic schedules, and yes, stress, and not the good kind but unpleasant distress. All of these things can affect our pets every bit as much as they affect us. In this show, Kate and Don will be discussing ways you can make this time of year less stressful for both your and your pets. We’ll be addressing Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day.

Show Notes and Links: https://ukuleleunderground.com/2020/10/tll-podcast-127-low-high-afternoon-sky/ This Week's Podcast is mostly about Low G tuning. If you ever wanted to know: does Low G Tuning require a different string, how do I know if I have a Low or High G, what are the pros and cons for Low VS High G, or can I learn from UU with a Low G ukulele, all these questions and more are answered on this Week's Live Lesson. Also discussed is Half Step tuning, tuning by ear, the Hertz settings on tuners, and Halloween/Thanksgiving songs. During the latter half of the podcast, the UU Crew reveals their perspective "Jubilant October Afternoon" Songs. They also explain how they took inspiration from other artist and songs to write their own challenge submissions.

Some brief thoughts on decisions involving Halloween & Thanksgiving, and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/glennpricemann/support

What's this? What's this?! Why, it's the latest festive episode of Beyond The Box Set, in which we're pitching sequels for Disney's ghoulish stop-motion classic The Nightmare Before Christmas. Released in 1993, the movie tells the story of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween-town who becomes disillusioned with his annual duties and decides to take a crack at Christmas instead.  Tune into this episode to hear our thoughts on the twisted mind of Tim Burton, the joy of terrorising small children, the disturbing implications of Thanksgiving-town, plus drinking games, listener submissions and much more... ----- Beyond The Box Set is a weekly movie podcast with a twist. Every week, we take a look back at a classic standalone movie, and compete to pitch sequel, prequel and spin-off ideas to bring them back to the big screen. We've been featured in The Guardian, by Spotify and on the front page of Apple Podcasts - so check us out! If you enjoy the show, please hit subscribe to receive a new episode every Friday morning, and consider leaving us a rating or review - it really helps us to build out audience and improve our visibility.  beyondtheboxset.com patreon.com/beyondtheboxset twitter.com/beyondtheboxset facebook.com/beyondtheboxset instagram.com/beyondtheboxset 00.00: When a childhood film becomes burned into your psyche... 24.25: The Nightmare Before Christmas Drinking Games 28.30: The Nightmare Before Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Easter... 41.30: The Nightmare Before Daysoftheyear.com 52.15: Episode 147 Preview & Listener Submissions

Lyndsie, Khrysta and Kelly are back with three topics to gobble down with your thanksgiving dinners! Lyndsie starts us off with some paranormal chills followed by a personal ghost story, Khrysta swoops in with a designer tale of murder, then Kelly finishes with some scary stories that won't leave you "board". Flip those lights off and please enjoy. GOODBYE.

The Daves reunite to talk Halloween & Thanksgiving plans and they take some listener questions in a round of 'Q and Daves'.

We play a round of Halloween edition Retro Retard. Then we debate Thanksgiving and the the history behind it. Also we have a Hood Therapy segment that goes way off topic.

Join Kristen for episode 137 of the Alaska Medicine Mom Show. We are happy to report we are all safe and sound after the big earthquake. It has been a very busy month in the house of noise. Tune in so we can get you caught up. If you love the show, please give us a review in iTunes and like us on Facebook. We re also on Instagam and Twitter! We always welcome questions, comments, and show suggestions. Contact us through the website alaskamedicinemom.com or email to akmedmom@icloud.com

Hi skinnies, in today’s Halloween/Thanksgiving/probably Christmas episode, me and Owen talk about our journey through the mall...as employees...yes yes yes. And come to the realization that a show called “Beyond Censored” probably shouldn’t have any bleeps, but I’m not trying to get suspended...again so listen and add us on our social medias, k that’s it, bye.

Thanks to our partners at CIY!  Find Controlled Chaos Podcast on:| iTunes | Podbean | Google Play | Stitcher |YOUTUBE | Spotify  Intro done by: The Honest Youth Pastor from Twitter Show Outline: Kurt and Justin talk about Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. They give some great programming tips and games to play during the holidays. They also share a lot of what their churches do for fun during the holidays. Listen to get some tips and tricks for the upcoming holidays! "1:00 Holidays for junior higher’s1:35 Kurt talks about his experience with Halloween2:31 Sponsor CIY Believe Tour4:16 Halloween in the church5:19 Why Kurt isn’t a big fan of harvest festivals6:23 Justin throws out an idea for Halloween7:47 Marketing campaign at Justin’s church8:52 Fun programming Halloween bits 10:49 Teach on something scary from the Bible 11:50 Justin tells a funny story about a bear 12:45 Thanksgiving time!12:58 Fun programming Thanksgiving bits from Justin13:50 ""Thanksgiving is a great time to teach on gratitude.” -Kurt Johnston14:02 Kurt shares some fun games 14:40 Remind parents to start traditions for Thanksgiving 15:36 No shave November for youth workers 16:52 “Choctober"" at Kurt’s church17:30 Politically correctness, no pilgrims and indians 18:28 Central Christian College of the Bible 19:51 What Kurt loves about CCCB, IT’S FREE!20:34 Christmas at church20:39 Justin discusses a fun game for leaders at Christmas21:20 Kurt gives teaching topic ideas 22:22 “Good youth ministries have a little percentage of weird.” -Marko? Justin Herman 22:35 Justin likes tacky Christmas23:44 Christmas decorations are not trickled in and out24:29 Kurt talks about his church trickling decorations25:06 Kurt talks Cheap-O-Joe Christmas decorations26:46 Christmas video bedroom break in 27:50 Tips for Holidays from Kurt29:10 “It is not your place to say whether costumes are sinful or not on Halloween.” -Kurt Johnston30:39 “I like taking them around staff offices to do Christmas caroling.” - Justin Herman 31:40 “We can also Christmas carol at our church offices and it’s still ministry.” -Kurt Johnston 31:58 “There are a lot of ways to serve people and it doesn’t always have to be the traditional serious way.” -Kurt Johnston32:10 Check out Orange curriculum for holiday themed stuff   Whose on this episode?  Justin Herman- Sandals Church   Things Mentioned:  CIY Believe Tour Controlled Chaos Book Kurt Johnston Central Christian College of the Bible CCCB.edu/chaos Crazy Days at CCCB   Our Controlled Chaos Podcast Partner CIY, Christ in Youth. CIY- Christ in Youth   Our Sponsors.  Central Christian College of the Bible, Moberly Missouri (where Justin went to college) ORANGE- The XP3 Orange Curriculum     Be part of #ChaosNation Facebook Group | Twitter | Instagram   Meet the HOST! Justin Herman Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Email   Question or Show ideas? Email Justin at Justin@ControlledChaosPodcast.com Controlled Chaos Podcast: A junior high ministry podcast for youth workers! Thank you for tuning in.  The work youth workers do is hard work, thank you! Thank you for taking time to get a little more equipped to do Junior High or Middle School Ministry in your Youth Ministry or Student Ministry at your church.  Keep it up!

Hannah and Colleen start with Valentines Day and move through the year to touch on combined Halloween/Thanksgiving parties and finally the great Christmas massacre! Learn how you can get involved at www.ServantGroup.org!

Join Kristen for episode 116 of the Alaska Medicine Mom Show. This week hear about all the craziness and chaos in the house of noise for the last month. We miss recording weekly. Let us know if you would like to hear from us more often. Do you love the show? Give us a review in iTunes. We always welcome questions, comments, and show suggestions. Contact us through the website at alaskamedicinemom.com

Lance talks with Keith Klein with the Institute for Eating Management about how you can protect your health while faced with the temptations during Halloween & Thanksgiving!

Jeremy Motz brings us a combination Halloween/Thanksgiving episode with Ravenous and Cannibal: The Musical. Alferd Packer, confessed cannibal, serves as inspiration for both films (one more directly than the other). Up next: a selection of audience suggestions from our August live show. The post Ravenous / Cannibal: The Musical | Double Bill: Episode 22 appeared first on NoisePicnic Podcast Network.