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2 episodes with her song
Keeping details straight while writing a chronologically organized series is difficult enough. Focusing four full-length novels on the events of a single group experience in a single year, with back stories and future developments for a small group of heroines, each of whom has a chance to tell her own story of the central event and its consequences, requires even greater skill. Yet Karen Swan pulls off this mammoth enterprise in her Wild Isle series, which concludes with The Midnight Secret (Macmillan, 2025). The Last Summer, the first book in the series, opens in June 1930 with three friends sitting on a rock plucking fulmars, a kind of seabird. Effie, Mhairi (the Gaelic form of Mary, pronounced VAH-ree), and Flora already know that they will have to evacuate their island home in the Outermost Scottish Hebrides within a few months. Flora greets the change with enthusiasm, Effie with cautious pragmatism, and Mhairi with despair. From this first book and the two that follow, The Stolen Hours and The Lost Lover, we discover what drives each young woman's response. We also delve ever deeper into the circumstances leading up to a mysterious death, highly unusual in the history of this isolated island with its tightly intertwined population of thirty-six individuals. The Midnight Secret begins in 1926 with the perspective of Jayne Ferguson, the slightly older wife of a handsome but, she soon learns, abusive man. It then jumps forward to 1930. From her mother, Jayne has inherited a particular form of second sight that shows her the faces of people in her vicinity who are destined to die soon. The visions haunt her until the death occurs, but they do not come with useful information about what will cause it or how to prevent it. Sometimes even the “who” remains murky at first. The combination of this rather disturbing gift and what Jayne sees as the necessity to conceal her husband's abuse erect a barrier between her and those around her, especially after the transition to the unfamiliar landscape of the Scottish mainland. At the same time, Effie, Mhairi, and Flora are wrestling with the consequences of their own prior choices as well as the difficulties of adapting to a completely unfamiliar world. And as things heat up, with various characters accused of involvement in the mysterious death, Jayne's extrasensory ability becomes ever more important to the survival of her community even as it undermines her already rocky relationship with her spouse. Karen Swan is the bestselling author of twenty-eight novels to date, most recently The Midnight Secret and All I Want for Christmas. C. P. Lesley is the author of two historical fiction series set during the childhood of Ivan the Terrible and four other novels. Her Song of the Steadfast (Songs of Steppe & Forest 6) appeared in June 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
Keeping details straight while writing a chronologically organized series is difficult enough. Focusing four full-length novels on the events of a single group experience in a single year, with back stories and future developments for a small group of heroines, each of whom has a chance to tell her own story of the central event and its consequences, requires even greater skill. Yet Karen Swan pulls off this mammoth enterprise in her Wild Isle series, which concludes with The Midnight Secret (Macmillan, 2025). The Last Summer, the first book in the series, opens in June 1930 with three friends sitting on a rock plucking fulmars, a kind of seabird. Effie, Mhairi (the Gaelic form of Mary, pronounced VAH-ree), and Flora already know that they will have to evacuate their island home in the Outermost Scottish Hebrides within a few months. Flora greets the change with enthusiasm, Effie with cautious pragmatism, and Mhairi with despair. From this first book and the two that follow, The Stolen Hours and The Lost Lover, we discover what drives each young woman's response. We also delve ever deeper into the circumstances leading up to a mysterious death, highly unusual in the history of this isolated island with its tightly intertwined population of thirty-six individuals. The Midnight Secret begins in 1926 with the perspective of Jayne Ferguson, the slightly older wife of a handsome but, she soon learns, abusive man. It then jumps forward to 1930. From her mother, Jayne has inherited a particular form of second sight that shows her the faces of people in her vicinity who are destined to die soon. The visions haunt her until the death occurs, but they do not come with useful information about what will cause it or how to prevent it. Sometimes even the “who” remains murky at first. The combination of this rather disturbing gift and what Jayne sees as the necessity to conceal her husband's abuse erect a barrier between her and those around her, especially after the transition to the unfamiliar landscape of the Scottish mainland. At the same time, Effie, Mhairi, and Flora are wrestling with the consequences of their own prior choices as well as the difficulties of adapting to a completely unfamiliar world. And as things heat up, with various characters accused of involvement in the mysterious death, Jayne's extrasensory ability becomes ever more important to the survival of her community even as it undermines her already rocky relationship with her spouse. Karen Swan is the bestselling author of twenty-eight novels to date, most recently The Midnight Secret and All I Want for Christmas. C. P. Lesley is the author of two historical fiction series set during the childhood of Ivan the Terrible and four other novels. Her Song of the Steadfast (Songs of Steppe & Forest 6) appeared in June 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/historical-fiction
This week on Sparkleside Chats, Ayu talks with magical creator Kiana Mai Khansmith about her animatic Pretty Pretty Please I Don't Want To Be A Magical Girl. You can find her on Tumblr, Twitter, Bluesky and Instagram.News: (1:00)W.i.t.c.h. live action reboot is in talks?Secret Jouju Magic Harmony film coming May 1stHello Osaka Season 2 confirmedCute High Earth Defense Club High Collar announcement livestream set for April 20thWhat I've watched: (3:30)Rainbow BubblegemTwinkle Catch TeeniepingMomentary LilyWitchy PreCure Mirai DaysPromise of WizardMain Topic: (10:00)Big City GreensPokemonLove LiveOjamajo DoremiSailor MoonBeybladeShugo CharaKamichama KarinPhantom Thief Saint TailPhantom Thief JeanneAngel's FriendsPreCureMadoka MagicaNurse Angel Ririka SOSHana no Ko LunlunPowerpuff Girls Z Winx ClubW.i.t.c.hSleepless DomainAcro TripDelicious in DungeonMy Happy MarriageDandadanLolirockMiraculousCreamy MamiCardcaptor SakuraStar Vs The Forces of EvilUtenaMusic featured:"Her Song"Original podcast music by Hazel, @afewbruisesKeep up to date with the Magical Girl Media Google Calendar!Submit your ideas to the podcast here!Buy Ayu wishlist gifts from Throne!Join our Discord!Commission Ayu for art, drop off a donation, or sign up for bonus episodes on Ko-fi!Find the podcast online on the socials @magicalgirlayu or on Spotify for Creators at sparkleside, and don't forget to comment online with the hashtag #SparklesideChats! Contact us by email or DMs.
Peace is Her Song - biography of Shirley Erena Murray - Hymnist Shirley Murray wrote more than 400 hymns during a career spanning four decades. Not only is she considered New Zealand's greatest hymn poet, her international reputation is equally significant, with her hymns appearing in more than 140 collections across denominations, countries and continents. Journalist Anne Manchester previews the local launching of her new book on the life and music of Shirley Murray, Peace is Her Song. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz
Episode 281 is an important one on many levels. The Unscripted Collective is honored to partner once again with the Penny For A Pound Challenge. Our good friend Doug Lightfoot is once again leading this event. The benefactor this year is a Tim Tebow Foundation called "HerSong." Doug and I sat down with Kelly Broeg from HerSong to talk about the important ministry and work that they do. Don't miss this! It's very important. About HerSong. Empowering dreams. Inspiring futures. Founded in 2013, Her Song exists to empower survivors and champion their journey towards restoration, healing and freedom–because every survivor deserves to flourish and thrive. We are committed to providing survivors with an excellent culture of care through Victim Outreach, Care Coordination and Long-term Residential Survivor Care to help guide survivors to achieve sustainable freedom. Our desire is to cultivate a called and committed team, passionate about serving survivors of human trafficking across the United States, so that together we can empower freedom, one life at a time. Penny For A Pound Challenge on Facebook HerSong Columbus --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aaronconrad/support
This sermon focuses on John the Baptist, his lifestyle and his divine mission of preaching repentance as detailed in Matthew chapter 3. The preacher references John the Baptist's non-conformist appearance and austere lifestyle in the wilderness, yet emphasizes the undeniable impact of his message of repentance which reached Jerusalem, Judea, and the surrounding nations. The sermon also cites Crosby's song, 'Rescue the Perishing', and its relevance to John the Baptist's mission of saving souls through spreading the gospel. The speaker encourages listeners to follow John's example by preaching the gospel despite circumstances, reinforcing that God's call to preach extends beyond the confines of a church.00:00 Introduction and Opening Prayer01:39 Fanny Crosby and Her Song 'Rescue the Perishing'02:49 John the Baptist: His Life and Message04:12 John's Unique Appearance and Lifestyle06:59 John's Preaching in the Wilderness09:01 The Importance of Preaching God's Message10:17 Closing Prayer and Farewell --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gnbc/message
This week on Voices of Freedom, our friend Kelly joins us from the anti-human trafficking organization Her Song. Their mission is to engage survivors of sex trafficking in building a new life by providing safe relationships, a healthy community of support, mental health care, life skills, and preparing them for work, education and achieving new goals.
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Molly O'Mahony tells PJ about her new single Her Song which is a celebration, a bop & queer as you like See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
https://www.beingmichelle.com/ Tickets to see the film: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/347265007987 Saturday July 9th, 3pm Redwood City, Ca. https://www.instagram.com/beingmichellefilm/ Atin Mehra (Director/Producer/Director of Photography) is an award winning filmmaker who was born and raised in Varanasi, India and currently resides with his family in Los Angeles, CA. In 1999 Atin picked up his first camera and began taking photographs. Atin's uncanny ability to connect with individuals from behind the lens eventually led him into filmmaking. His own personal struggles with abuse and discrimination in India drew him to stories of underrepresented and marginalized individuals and communities. One of the first films he worked on was about female victims of dowry burnings -- a project he was forced to abandon when he started receiving death threats. In 2002, Atin directed and shot his first short film, MITTI KE JIVAN (THE CYCLE OF CLAY) about a potter from the Kumhar caste. Atin lived and worked in India until 2005, when he moved to the United States with his wife, Mae Thornton Mehra. In 2007 he started his own production company, Orange Kite Productions. Atin and Mae are Co-directing another feature documentary film, HER SONG which has been in production since 2009. Additionally they are in production on SEIZE THE DAY. BEING MICHELLE is Atin's directorial debut which won the Audience Award for Best Feature Documentary at Florida Film Festival. https://www.instagram.com/beingmichellefilm/ Mae Thornton Mehra (Producer) is an oral historian and filmmaker who earned her MA in Islamic Studies at Columbia University in New York City in 2008. Mae has collaborated with her husband and filmmaker, Atin Mehra on documentary film and other media projects at Orange Kite Productions since its inception in 2007. In 2020, Mae and Atin co-founded the nonprofit Thriving Roots Initiative to further their work of social impact documentary filmmaking. Dr. Mei Kennedy (Social Impact Advisor) has firsthand experience navigating the justice system supporting her Deaf father, who was incarcerated for seven and half years. Dr. Kennedy obtained her doctorate degree in Instructional Design for Online Learning from Capella University and provides strategic consulting services on integrating technology in support of improving the learning experience for Deaf students In addition to her background in Instructional Design, she fosters enhancement in communication accessibility with years of experience in remote realtime transcription services. Dr. Kennedy also serves on the board of Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc (TDI) and Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD). She currently resides in Austin, Texas with her husband and two boys. She is a parent, and an advocate of a hearing son with autism. Genaere Lowery (ASL Interpreter) Is a nationally certified ASL interpreter, and has been interpreting professionally for over 13 years. Both of her parents are Deaf, making ASL her first language. Along with working in a variety of settings (including mental health, technological, and legal) she is also serving on the board of the Florida Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (FRID). https://www.eventbrite.com/e/347265007987 Podcast edited by Barnell Amos of Speak Media Services https://www.speakmediaservices.com/ --- 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/bravemaker/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bravemaker/support
South West Florida's Ryleigh Plank gained worldwide attention after appearing on “The Voice.” This morning she hung out with Big Mama and the WiLD Bunch all morning long. She spoke about what her life is like since her time on The Voice, and what she's up to currently at home in Fort Myers. Big Mama […] The post Ryleigh Plank: World Premier of Her Song “Comedown” appeared first on B1039.
In this episode we elaborate with Joanna LEUNIS, former multiple World Champion and dance coach, on creativity in dancing. We discuss the process of creativity and answer the question if there is a blueprint for being creative. Furthermore we cover expectations from a dance partner and so many more topics. Her Song of the Week: Black Coffee (by Denise King, Massimo Faraò Trio) Our Song of the Week: Via con me (by Paolo Conte) In this episode: Joanna LEUNIS, IG: @jleunis, FB: Joanna Leunis Felix BRAND, IG: @fxbd, FB: Felix Brand Nik KLEEMANN, IG: @nikikle, FB: Nik Kleemann Do you want to add something to our conversation OR do you have any suggestions/topics for upcoming episodes? Write us on aguademischung@gmail.com OR via Instagram/Facebook. Hear you next time ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aguademischung/message
With Barbara NAGODE AMBROZ, international teacher and lecturer, adjudicator and member of the Austrian National Coaches Team, we talk about having a vision for your dancing and finding the right path, Blackpool Dance Festival and so many more topics. Listen, improve and enjoy! Her Song of the Week: Limit to your Love (by James Blake) Our Song of the Week: Hot Love (by T.Rex) Speaking: Barbara NAGODE AMBROZ, FB: Barbara Nagode Ambroz, WWW: barbaradance.com Felix BRAND, IG: @fxbd, FB: Felix Brand Nik KLEEMANN, IG: @nikikle, FB: Nik Kleemann Mentioned in the episode: Emmy van Deurzen on Youtube Do you want to add something to our conversation OR do you have any suggestions/topics for upcoming episodes? Write us on aguademischung@gmail.com OR via Instagram/Facebook. Hear you next time ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aguademischung/message
We continue our conversation with Rachel White, LMHC; the president of "Her Song". Join us as we continue to explore the trauma that comes from human trafficking, and the recovery process for those who have been directly affected by it!
Who is pushing back the darkness in the hidden world of human trafficking? How does human trafficking affect a victim's mental health? Join us as we learn from the perspective of Rachel White, LMHC; the president of "Her Song".
CAN I JUST MOVE TI IRELAND ALREADY? HAHAH! EVEEYONE I KNOW FROM IRELAND ARE AMZING AND GREAT PEOPLE! AND KYM IS THE BEST! THIS 47KG IRISH NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER IS KILLING THE GAME! SHE SITS DOWN WITH ME TO TELL ME THE SECRETS OF HANDLING LIFTING DURING A LOCKDOWN AND SHARES HOW SHE GOT INTO POWERLIFTING. WE TALK ABOUT HER FAVORITE BOOKS AND OF COURSE WHATS UP NEXT FOR HER! AND OF COURSE ... HER SONG!!! HAHAHA PLATES UP! ENJOY!
Human Trafficking is a billion dollar evil that is happening all around us in all of our communities. Rachel White is a licensed counselor and felt so compelled that she needed to help survivors of trafficking know that they are loved so she founded Her Song: where young ladies from all over the nation find refuge in the aftermath of trafficking.She received the FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award in 2016 at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C. and a Meritorious Award in 2019 by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office for outstanding community service in a case that led to a trafficker being sentenced. And since their inception until today, Her Song has served over 1,600 survivors. 1,600. Rachel is an incredible leader who is making an eternal impact.
Revealing Christmas: Mary and Her Song
On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Foskey interviews the Founder and President of Her Song, an organization committed to saving victims of human trafficking based in Jacksonville Florida. Joining the conversation also is one of the women who was saved. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com
Esta semana en Islas de Robinson seguimos repasando y rastreando clásicos mayúsculos. Entre 1970 y 1971, sensaciones veraniegas con alta carga melódica y emocional. Suenan: EMITT RHODES - "SOMEBODY MADE FOR ME" ("EMMIT RHODES", 1970) / GERRY RAFFERTY - "SO BAD THINKING" (SINGLE 1971) / JOHN KILLIGREW - "HEY MOCKINGBIRD" ("KILLIGREW", 1971) / PETE DELLO AND FRIENDS - "IT'S WHAT YOU'VE GOT" ("INTO YOUR EARS", 1971) / COLIN HARE - "JUST LIKE ME" ("MARCH HARE", 1971) / JOHN PHILLIPS - "DOWN THE BEACH" ("JOHN, THE WOLFKING OF L.A.", 1970) / MICHAEL NESMITH & THE FIRST NATIONAL BAND - "JOANNE" ("MAGNETIC SOUTH", 1970) / BOBBIE GENTRY - "BUT I CAN'T GET BACK" ("PATCHWORK", 1971) / DENNY DOHERTY - "GOT A FEELIN'" ("WHATCHA GONNA DO", 1971) / DAVE MASON - "CAN'T STOP WORRYING, CAN'T STOP LOVING" ("ALONE TOGETHER", 1970) / GENE CLARK - "ONE IN A HUNDRED" ("WHITE LIGHT", 1971) / RON ELLIOTT - "DEEP RIVER RUNS BLUE" ("THE CANDLESTICKMAKER", 1970) / VAN MORRISON - "INTO THE MYSTIC" ("MOONDANCE", 1970) / THE BEACH BOYS - "FOREVER" ("SUNFLOWER", 1970) / COLIN BLUNSTONE - "HER SONG" ("ONE YEAR", 1971) / Escuchar audio
Rachel White is the Founder and Executive Director of Her Song Jacksonville. She is a licensed professional counselor and an ambassador and advocate for human trafficking survivors. Rachel has a long history of dedication to the well-being of women through ministry, spiritual care, and discipleship which she says marries beautifully with counseling. She naturally offers compassionate care to others and is the lead counselor for the women who come to Her Song, while also providing visionary leadership for the organization.
Be a Unicorn in Your Field w/ Sound Engineer Emma Staake of Seattle, WA! There's plenty of "sound guys" out there in the world, but Emma is not one of them. I met Emma a gig in Seattle this past April (she was the "sound gal" for the show, and she did a smashing job at it, too). With the mantra to "be relentlessly herself," she has already made waves in her local Seattle music scene, both as a musician and from behind the mixing boards. She is thoughtful, funny, and wise beyond her years. Today, we talk practical tips for communicating sound needs on stage, time management, following your dreams, and opening the door for others to come in after you. As always, stick around till the end to hear some of Emma’s lovely handiwork. Her Song, "What You do" is haunting and beautiful. Wanna catch Hayley live? Hayley and the Crushers will be playing Morro Bay, California on Saturday, July 14 touring Colorado July 19-22. Learn more at www.hayleyandthecrushers.com. Plus, our forthcoming album COOL LAME will be out on vinyl this fall on Eccentric Pop Records! Follow along on the journey on Instagram @hayleyandthecrushers on Instagram Contact the podcast Email: sparkleandestroypod@gmail.com More Instagram Connecting: @sparkleanddestroypod @Hayley_crusher
Lenten Conversation with Rachel White, Her Song by Our Saviour
New Mutants #30-31, Secret Wars II #2, Alpha Flight #25, Captain Britain #8, Defenders #146, and Nightcrawler #1-4 from August 1985 to February 1986. Titles include “The Singer & Her Song”, “Saturday Night Fight”, “I’ll Take Manhattan…”, “…And Graves Give … Continue reading →
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