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Ann Bocock sits down with acclaimed crime fiction author Julia Dahl to dive deep into her haunting new novel, I Dreamed of Falling. Set in a seemingly quiet Hudson Valley town, the story begins with the mysterious death of a young mother—a tragedy that soon unravels into a web of secrets, regret, and hidden truths.Julia shares the real-life inspirations behind the book, how small-town dynamics shaped her characters, and the powerful themes of motherhood, mental health, and identity that permeate the story. She also reflects on her own journey from journalist to bestselling novelist and explores how the legacy of COVID subtly influences her storytelling.Whether you're a lover of psychological thrillers, emotional family dramas, or just crave a behind-the-scenes look at how compelling fiction is created, this conversation promises to captivate and inspire.Featured Topics:The intersection of grief, mystery, and truthHow journalism informs Julia's fiction writingGenerational divides and family dynamicsCrafting characters that feel real, flawed, and unforgettableTune in and discover why I Dreamed of Falling is a mystery you won't soon forget.

Direct from New Zealand, Jacob Kyon returns from round one to help Conor and I with round two of the Glacket! We discuss Gleek Out Brazil, Dianna Agron Updates, and the anti Glacket. Enjoy! Songs this episode include: I Dreamed a Dream Isn't She Lovely Lady is a Tramp Maybe This Time P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) You Keep Me Hangin' On ---- Become a Patron for exclusive bonus episodes, guest announcements, and access to live episode recordings @ patreon.com/gleekoftheweekpod Rate us five stars on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Buy our Merch! Leave us a voicemail @ (732)955-4098 Follow us on Instagram @gleekoftheweekpod Follow us on Tiktok @gleekoftheweekpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Somewhere beyond the barricade, is there a world you long to see? There's no more overtly theological (or more popular) musical than Claude-Michel Schönberg & Alain Boubil's 1980 Les Misérables, based on Victor Hugo's 1862 novel. From Valjean and Javert to Eponine and Fantine, this musical crams more pathos, prayer, and bad wigs into three hours than any other musical we know. Do you hear the people sing? _________________________________________ We talk about: Prologue (the Bishop) / Stars / Javert's Suicide – Javert, the police inspector, embodies a law-and-order version of the Christian gospel (shout-out to our Jansenist followers!) – and ultimately, the mercy he is shown destroys him. Are these competing atonement theories, or is there more subtlety in Les Mis' treatment of the Christian gospel and its consequences? I Dreamed a Dream / On My Own / A Little Fall of Rain – Fantine gets one, brief, shining moment before she dies (it's a weeper), and Eponine stands in for every alto who dreams of being the soprano – and then she dies, too. Why do most of the women in Les Mis end up dead? Turning, Turning – "What's the use of praying if there's nobody who hears it?" In a musical where women are mostly prostitutes or virgins, the women's chorus gives voice to one of the show's darkest and most provocative theological questions. Bring Him Home / Do You Hear the People Sing? – What does an evangelized life look like on the ground – and what does “somewhere beyond the barricade” really mean? _________________________________________ You'll hear Colm Wilkinson, Phillip Quast, Lea Salonga, Michael Ball and Judy Kuhn from the 1995 “Dream Cast Recording.” You'll also hear Anne Hathaway sing “I Dreamed a Dream” from the 2012 film soundtrack because she won an Oscar for it, and attention must be paid. _________________________________________ Never miss an episode! Sign up for our email list to get updates when new episodes are released, info about upcoming special events, and more. _________________________________________ Check out some of our all-time favorites! Phantom of the Opera Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Jesus Christ Superstar! Schmigadoon! (Season 1 / Season 2) West Side Story! Yentl! Frozen! Barbie!

We've got rhythm, we've got music, we've got our first Broadway showtunes episode, and we're tackling the two weepiest showstoppers of the '80s, so which is the biggest blockbuster heartbreaker of the Great White Way, "Memory" from "Cats" or "I Dreamed a Dream" from "Les Miz"? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this "Behind the Mitten" podcast, John Gonzalez talks to the Wharton Center's Bobby Hoffman about the upcoming production of "Les Misérables," which kicks of the 2024-2025 Broadway series in East Lansing.OCT 8-13, 2024"Les Misérables"Cameron Mackintosh presents the acclaimed production of Boublil and Schönberg's Tony Award-winning musical phenomenon, Les Misérables. This brilliant staging has taken the world by storm and has been hailed as “a reborn dream of a production” (Daily Telegraph). Set against the backdrop of 19th century France, Les Misérables tells an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice, and redemption–a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. The magnificent score of Les Misérables includes the songs “I Dreamed a Dream,” “On My Own,” “Bring Him Home,” “One Day More” and many more.Learn more about the show at whartonseason.com.Learn more about Behind the Mitten at amyandgonzo.com.

Small town secrets may play a role in Julia Dahl's latest, but there is nothing small about this book. I Dreamed of Falling focuses on local reporter, Roman Grady as he tries to find answers behind the death of his longtime girlfriend, Ashley. Authorities are quick to write off Ashley as another statistic of the opioid epidemic, leaving Roman and their four-year-old son reeling. The painful secrets Roman finds are the kind that will get you killed. Former journalist and Edgar Award nominated Julia Dahl gives you a story that will haunt you well after you turn the last page. In conversation with James L'Etoile for Authors on the Air.

Small town secrets may play a role in Julia Dahl's latest, but there is nothing small about this book. I Dreamed of Falling focuses on local reporter, Roman Grady as he tries to find answers behind the death of his longtime girlfriend, Ashley. Authorities are quick to write off Ashley as another statistic of the opioid epidemic, leaving Roman and their four-year-old son reeling. The painful secrets Roman finds are the kind that will get you killed. Former journalist and Edgar Award nominated Julia Dahl gives you a story that will haunt you well after you turn the last page. In conversation with James L'Etoile for Authors on the Air.

‘Greatest Showman’ Heading for Broadway, ‘Frozen’ Musical to Stream on Disney+, Patti Sings ‘I Dreamed a Dream’ Since 2016, “Today on Broadway” has been the first and only daily podcast recapping the top theatre headlines every Monday through Friday. Any and all feedback is appreciated:Grace Aki: grace@broadwayradio.com | @ItsGraceAkiMatt Tamanini: matt@broadwayradio.com | @BWWMatt Patreon: read more The post Today on Broadway: Monday, Aug. 12, 2024 appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

Leddy Hammock Inspired by lyrics to “I Dreamed of Rain,” by Jan Garrett: “I dreamed of rain and the rains came, soft and easy, sweet and clear …. I dreamed of summer and the winds changed and the green was easy and the rivers ran clear …. I dreamed of freedom and the moon rose and the way was easy and the path was clear …. I dreamed of freedom and the moon rose …. I dreamed of heaven and the earth sang and the sound was easy and the song was clear …. And peace spread over the land.”

Ilumina tu camino: navegando por la espiritualidad con Kaelan y el yo extático: una experiencia de podcast transformadora Introducing Kaelan: Spiritual Guide, Author, and Workshop Leader. With over a decade of experience, he's guided diverse clients from CEOs to federal judges. His two books, "Journey to the Ecstatic Self" and "I Dreamt of Flight," inspire personal growth. From ashram residency to corporate workshops, Kaelan's wisdom shines. Based in Washington, DC, he shares his journey with his husband and pets." Presentamos a Kaelan: guía espiritual, autor y líder de talleres. Con más de una década de experiencia, ha guiado a diversos clientes, desde directores ejecutivos hasta jueces federales. Sus dos libros, "Journey to the Ecstatic Self" y "I Dreamed of Flight", inspiran crecimiento personal. Desde la residencia en el ashram hasta los talleres corporativos, la sabiduría de Kaelan brilla. Con base en Washington, DC, comparte su viaje con su esposo y sus mascotas". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cristhian-navarrete/message

Shannon Esra, is an Actor who plays the lead role “Samantha” on Mnet's drama series “Lioness”. Shannon is said to have had her first "taste" of acting at age 4, narrating at a nursery school Purim concert. She later did impersonations of Elvis Presley at local talent contests. She did her first professional acting at the age of 16, when she appeared in the film I Dreamed of Africa (starring Kim Basinger), playing a character named Siri. She later studied Dramatic Arts at the University of the Witwatersrand receiving her BA (Hons) Degree in 2003. She went on to win a Naledi Theatre Award for Best Performance by a Newcomer/Breakthrough (Female), in Dorothy Ann Gould's theatre production Japes for her portrayal of Neets and also received a Fleur du Cap nomination for this role. She is said to be a "closet fan" of competitive ping-pong competitions.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get your jazz hands ready, we're doing musicals! Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/41U6nuxshQciTYfLLnIsfb?si=a50dc606af40463eSonglist: 1. I Dreamed a Dream (Les Miserables, 1980) 2. Lovely Ladies (Les Miserables, 1980)3. The Movie in my Mind (Miss Saigon, 1989)4. The Transaction (Miss Saigon, 1989)5. No One Knows Who I Am (Jekyll & Hyde, 1990)6. Bring on the Men (Jekyll & Hyde, 1990)7. Someone Like You (Jekyll & Hyde, 1990)8. Out Tonight (RENT, 1994) 9. I Don't Know How To Love Him (Jesus Christ Superstar, 1971)10. Sugar Daddy (Hedwig and the Angry Inch, 1998)11. Big Spender (Sweet Charity, 1966)12. There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This (Sweet Charity, 1966)13. Don't Tell Mama (Cabaret, 1966)Patreon (from $3AUD/month): http://www.patreon.com/somebodyyoupodInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/somebodyyoupodTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/somebodyyoupodFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/somebodyyoupodFor more info on sex work in Australia, please check out the following organisations: Scarlet Alliance: https://www.scarletalliance.org.au/ACT (SWOP ACT): https://meridianact.org.au/swop/NSW (SWOP NSW): https://swop.org.au/NT (SWOP NT): https://www.ntahc.org.au/swopntQld (Respect Inc): https://respectqld.org.au/SA (SIN): http://www.sin.org.au/sindex.htmlTas (Scarlet Alliance): https://scarletalliance.org.au/links/Vic (Vixen): https://vixen.org.au/WA (SWEAR): http://sexworkerrightswa.orgWA (Magenta): http://magenta.org.auSupport the show

커튼콜 197회에서는 뮤지컬 '레미제라블'에서 '판틴' 역으로 열연하고 있는 뮤지컬 배우 조정은 씨와 함께합니다. 빅토르 위고의 소설이 원작인 ‘레미제라블'은 2013년 한국어 초연 이후 이번이 세 번째 시즌인데요. '믿고 보는 배우' 조정은 씨는 초연과 재연에 이어 이번에도 판틴 역으로 무대에 올라, '레미제라블' 한국어 공연 전 시즌을 함께 하게 되었습니다. 오늘 커튼콜에서는 뮤지컬 '레미제라블' 비하인드, 뮤지컬 배우로서 걸어온 지난 여정에 대해 들어봅니다. 또 조정은 씨가 부르는 ''레미제라블'과 '엘리자벳'의 뮤지컬 넘버, 그리고 방송국 '하드 털이'로 찾아낸, 2004년 조정은 씨가 주역을 맡았던 뮤지컬 '미녀와 야수' 영상도 함께 감상합니다. 진행: SBS 김수현 문화전문기자, 이병희 아나운서 l 출연: 조정은 뮤지컬 배우 (글·편집 : 홍예진 인턴PD) 00:04:38 ♬ 23-24 뮤지컬 레미제라블 스팟 영상 00:19:05 ♬ 뮤지컬 《레미제라블》 중 I Dreamed a Dream 00:52:03 ♬ 뮤지컬 《엘리자벳》 중 나는 나만의 것

Interview with J. Wilms. J. Wilms is a multi-instrumentalist and singer /songwriter. Who has a new album out called The Fighter. Jeremy “J” Wilms has had a long and varied career. He received his Bachelor of Music from Georgia State University and his Master of Music from CUNY Queens College, NYC. Jeremy's jammed with Ornette Coleman at his loft and played Broadway revues at retirement communities in New Jersey (sometimes over the same weekend!) He was briefly in Chico Hamilton's band playing guitar and played bass on Broadway in the musical Fela! During the tour for Fela! Wilms performed with Patti LaBelle and played with Fela Kuti's son Femi at venues around the world including the Shrine in Lagos. He's recorded with artists as diverse as Bebel Gilberto, Beyoncé, TV On The Radio, and many others. Wilms has been a guitarist in the orchestra for MacArthur Fellowship winner Taylor Mac's 24 Decade History Of Popular Music as well as the bassist on ABC Network's The Gong Show. He was the arranger and musical director for The Heathens and other acts based at the fabled McKittrick Hotel in Manhattan, home of “Sleep No More” immersive show. Wilms arranged strings and brass for songs on Run the Jewels' RTJ 4 and Tim Fojahn's I Dreamed a Dream. Jeremy is still busy working as a sideman in both NYC and ATL, scoring for film and other media, and teaching. Wilms also releases instrumental music as Jeremy Wilms and is the leader of the metal/prog band NOMOTO.     Jeremy's Info www.jeremywilms.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/1blyz61f1zZ726LOVfGedp?si=kDNRCKTgToKMmMaFGlQAj Q https://open.spotify.com/artist/5cKrwyPCGHf8ewXhG9RRnW?si=1saWA20uRQeaFy7LoViDZ A https://www.instagram.com/jere_wilms/ https://www.facebook.com/J.WilmsMusic/

Ko je takrat 47-letna Susan Boyle v tretji sezoni priljubljene resničnostne oddaje Britanija ima talent samozavestno zakorakala na oder, nihče ni pričakoval tega, kar je sledilo. Njen okrogel obraz, neurejena pričeska in za takšno priložnost precej skromna obleka so nedvomno pri žiriji, občinstvu in gledalci pred televizijskimi zasloni izzvali neizgovorjeno, a tako očitno vprašanje: Le kaj ta ženska počne tukaj? Po kratki predstavitvi ji je Simon Cowell zastavil vprašanje o tem, kaj so njene sanje. Kot iz topa je odgovorila: Želim postati poklicna pevka. Telesna govorica članov žirije in občinstva niso razkrili le dvoma o tem, da se kaj takega lahko zgodi, ampak je bilo zaznati tudi posmeh. Toda ko je Susan Boyle po prvih taktih glasbe odprla usta in začela peti pesem I Dreamed a Dream iz znanega muzikala Nesrečniki, ki temelji na zgodovinskem romanu Victorja Hugoja, so vsi ostali brez besed. Občinstvo je bilo navdušeno, ljudje so vstajali in ploskali, ona pa je pela. In verjetno je bilo ob tem le malo takih, ki se jim koža ne bi naježila. Z besedami: “To je bilo največje presenečenje, ki sem ga doživel v vseh treh sezonah oddaje,” je njen nastop pospremil član žirije Piers Morgan. In potem dodal: “Ko ste na začetku izjavili, da želite biti pevka, so se vam vsi smejali. Zdaj se ne smeji nihče. To je bil neverjeten nastop!” In čeprav Susan Boyle na takratnem tekmovanju ni zmagala, je njen debitantski album postal najbolje prodajani angleški debitantski album vseh časov. Ta zgodba je lahko sodobna prispodoba: ko se v nas o kom utrdi določena podoba, jo le težko spremenimo. “Po videzu in nastopu ta Susan Boyle nikakor ne more biti genialna pevka!” Naše izkušnje nas potrjujoče trepljajo po ramenih, ko nekoga vnovič “popredalčkamo”. Mislimo si, da tega človeka poznamo, čeprav očitno ni tako. David je v enem od svojih psalmov priznal, da ne pozna niti svojih vzgibov. Mi pa trmasto vztrajamo, da poznamo ljudi. Mislimo, da vemo, kdo je “faca” in kdo je samo povprečnež. Toda to še zdaleč ni tako. Okoliščine, izkušnje, zgodovina, poreklo in še številni drugi dejavniki vplivajo na človeka in ga oblikujejo. V 1. Samuelovi knjigi 16,7 beremo odlomek s temi besedami: “Zares, Gospod ne vidi, kakor vidi človek. Človek namreč vidi, kar je pred očmi, Gospod pa vidi v srce.” Tudi mi lahko po tem Božjem zgledu in z njegovim delovanjem izoblikujemo ljubečo naravnanost, ki nam bo omogočila v vsakem človeku videti “Susan Boyle” – človeka, ki lahko naredi nepričakovano.

Ko je takrat 47-letna Susan Boyle v tretji sezoni priljubljene resničnostne oddaje “Britanija ima talent” samozavestno zakorakala na oder, nihče ni pričakoval tega, kar je sledilo. Njen okrogel obraz, neurejena pričeska in za takšno priložnost precej skromna obleka so nedvomno pri žiriji, občinstvu in gledalci pred televizijskimi ekrani izzvali neizgovorjeno, a tako očitno vprašanje: Le kaj ta ženska počne tukaj? Po kratki predstavitvi ji je Simon Cowell zastavil vprašanje o tem, kaj so njene sanje. Kot iz topa je odgovorila: Želim postati poklicna pevka. Telesna govorica članov žirije in občinstva niso razkrili le dvoma o tem, da se kaj takega lahko zgodi, ampak je bilo zaznati tudi posmeh. Toda ko je Susan Boyle po prvih taktih glasbe odprla usta in začela peti pesem “I Dreamed a Dream” iz znanega muzikala “Nesrečniki”, ki temelji na zgodovinskem romanu Victorja Hugoja, so vsi ostali brez besed. Občinstvo je bilo navdušeno, ljudje so vstajali in ploskali, ona pa je pela. In verjetno je bilo ob tem le malo takih, ki se jim koža ne bi naježila. Z besedami: “To je bilo največje presenečenje, ki sem ga doživel v vseh treh sezonah oddaje,” je njen nastop pospremil član žirije Piers Morgan. In potem dodal: “Ko ste na začetku izjavili, da želite biti pevka, so se vam vsi smejali. Zdaj se ne smeji nihče. To je bil neverjeten nastop!” In čeprav Susan Boyle na takratnem tekmovanju ni zmagala, je njen debitantski album postal najbolje prodajani angleški debitantski album vseh časov. Ta zgodba je lahko sodobna prispodoba: ko se v nas o kom utrdi določena podoba, jo le težko spremenimo. “Po videzu in nastopu ta Susan Boyle nikakor ne more biti genialna pevka!” Naše izkušnje nas potrjujoče trepljajo po ramenih, ko nekoga ponovno “popredalčkamo”. Mislimo si, da to osebo poznamo, čeprav očitno ni tako. David je v enem od svojih psalmov priznal, da ne pozna niti svojih vzgibov. Mi pa trmasto vztrajamo, da poznamo ljudi. Mislimo, da vemo, kdo je “faca” in kdo je samo povprečnež. Toda to še zdaleč ni tako. Okoliščine, izkušnje, zgodovina, izvor in še številni drugi dejavniki vplivajo na človeka in ga oblikujejo. V 1. Samuelovi knjigi 16,7 beremo odlomek s temi besedami: “Zares, Gospod ne vidi, kakor vidi človek. Človek namreč vidi, kar je pred očmi, Gospod pa vidi v srce.” Tudi mi lahko po tem Božjem zgledu in z njegovim delovanjem izoblikujemo ljubečo naravnanost, ki nam bo omogočila v vsakem človeku videti “Susan Boyle” – človeka, ki lahko naredi nepričakovano.

The first time was revelatory. The first time you watched Mad Men. Or The Godfather. Or cracked open Marcus Aurelius' Meditations. Or heard Tom Petty's Free Fallin' or listened to Fantine sing, I Dreamed a Dream from Les Mis. Or stood in front of a Caravaggio painting.It hit you with all the power that new and brilliant art has. It shook you. It opened up something in you. It taught you something. But in some way, the power of these moments is actually overrated or at least overstated. It's powerful because it's new and immediate. But what's actually more transformative is what happens when you return to those works of art, lingering as Seneca said, on the words of the master thinkers.---And in today's Daily Stoic Journal excerpt reading, Ryan discusses how the practice of treating the luxurious things that we yearn for with contempt through thoughtful and intentional language serves to remind us of what really matters in life.

Counting Down the Greatest Cover Songs of All-Time!!#75-71Intro: A Change is Gonna Come by Greta Van FleetOutro: A Change is Gonna Come by Same Cooke75. Louie LouieOriginal: Louie Louie by Richard Berry & the PharaohsAlternate: Louie Louie by Otis ReddingAlternate: Louie Louie by Toots & the MaytalsAlternate: Louie Louie by MoorheadCover: Louie Louie by The Kingsmen74. Tainted LoveOriginal: Tainted Love by Gloria JonesAlternate: Tainted Love by Marilyn MansonAlternate: Tainted Love by The Pussycat DollsCover: Tainted Love by Soft Cell73. Whatta ManOriginal: What a Man by Linda LyndellAlternate: Whatta Man / Seven Nation Army by Cinderella Cast & Nicholas GalitzineCover: Whatta Man by Salt-n-Pepa72. Come With MeOriginal: Kashmir by Led ZeppelinAlternate: Kashmir by Dave Matthews & Tim ReynoldsCover: Come With Me by Puff Daddy71. I Dreamed a DreamOriginal: I Dreamed a Dream by Patti LuPoneAlternate: I Dreamed a Dream by Randy GraffAlternate: I Dreamed a Dream by Anne HathawayAlternate: Yumeyaburete by Tomomi KaharaCover: I Dreamed a Dream by Susan BoyleVote on your favorite cover version from today's episodeAnd if you haven't yet voted on previous episodes:Vote on your favorite cover version from Episode 1Vote on your favorite cover version from Episode 2Vote on your favorite cover version from Episode 3Vote on your favorite cover version from Episode 4Vote on your favorite cover version from Episode 5

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at The Realm on 1/15/23 based on Genesis 50:20 and Luke 23:34.  God may give you a dream by His Spirit, but oftentimes those around us may not want to throw us a party of congratulations and encouragement. You can lose sight of the Lord's vision.  Trauma can […] The post I Dreamed a Dream appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Doorways between worlds open each night, allowing entrance into unmarked territories of spirit. Through these successions of images during sleep, we become explorers of the outer edges of awareness, seeking knowledge beyond the physical reality that we know so well.In Season 1, Episode 21, we cover half of Chapter 10, I Dreamed a Dream. We never stop learning, even when we sleep. Host Donna Rebadow & Candice discuss classes during sleep. Many of us attend the Sleepers' Class while others graduate into the Dream Seed class. Let's step beyond our human limitations to connect with a vaster consciousness that is always in union with our greater selves, our Creator, our spirit. Contained within a sometimes-jumbled collection of fragmented moments are ever-present answers that simply wait for us to comprehend.You can find this episode on YouTube at this link: https://youtu.be/gegT1J7iy8M. You can find Donna's podcast at https://exploreconsciousness.com.Check out Candice's website at http://CandiceSanderson.com.

Rita Coleman reads her poem, "I Dreamed of a Condor..."

Our first ever live show was recorded on 4th September 2022 as part of the Folk at the Folk Festival. This is a field recording of an acoustic show in a beautiful but very echoey space with the bells of Gloucester Cathedral occasionally in the background, so the audio is a little different from usual.Features the following:Sainte Nicholas by Godric of Finchale (12th Century)Account of Eleanor and Rosamond from the French Chronical of London (14th Century)Fair Rosamond (trad - New England)Extract from The Knight's Tale by Geoffrey ChaucerExtract from The Lark Ascending by George MeredithThe Lark Ascending/Lark in the Morn (tune)Letter to The Times from G. Henry Latchmore concerning Cecil Sharp (1931)Version of Lark in the Morning collected by Cecil Sharp (1 verse)Version of Lark in the Morning collected by Vaughan WilliamsDoffin Mistress (trad)Extract from the diary of Samuel PepysBarbara Allan's Cruelty from the Roxburge Collection (1 verse)Barbary Ellen (compiled from two Appalachian versions)I Dreamed a Dream (Ashley Hutchings)Thanks go to my family, especially Steven Shaw, for listening to all of these songs and tunes endlessly over the summer.

Les Misérables is an epic, sweeping musical. It was one of the longest running shows on Broadway, a beloved community theatre production, and if you've ever seen the inside of an audition room, you've probably heard a gaggle of girls butchering On My Own or I Dreamed a Dream. It is a sung-through operatic style musical, so for this movie to have been a success all Tom Hooper needed was a cast that could sing. Instead, we got awkward close up of actors who can kind of hold a tune. The casting of this movie, save for Samantha Barks, Aaron Tveit and Anne Hathaway, was probably the most egregious error made, and all others that followed were made worse by Hugh Jackman screaming the score at us. What did you think of Les Misérables? Let us know on Twitter and Instagram! Watch the 25th anniversary concert! Neil Patrick Harris and his 2013 Tony opening #LesMiserables #BestPicture #BestActor #HughJackman #BestSupportingActress #AnneHathaway #BestOriginalSong #BestSoundMixing #BestProductionDesign #BestMakeupAndHairstyling #BestCostumeDesign #Oscars2013 #2013Oscars #AcademyAwards #Oscars

RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey is joined again by Vidar Hjardeng MBE, Inclusion and Diversity Consultant for ITV News across England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands for the next in his regular Connect Radio audio described theatre reviews. This week Vidar was reviewing the audio described performance of the new touring production of Les Misérables at the Birmingham Hippodrome on Saturday 13 August with  audio description by professional Describer Jonathan Nash. This new staging of Les Misérables has been hailed as a 'Les Mis for the 21st Century'. With scenery inspired by the paintings of Victor Hugo, the magnificent score of Les Misérables includes the songs I Dreamed a Dream, On My Own, Bring Him Home, One Day More, Master Of The House and many more. Seen by over 120 million people worldwide in 52 countries and in 22 languages, Les Misérables is undisputedly one of the world's most popular musicals. As Les Misérables is one of Vidar's favourite theatre shows, so how did it stand up to other productions that he has seen over the years…. This new touring production of Les Misérables continues around the UK and do visit the following website for more details of performances near you -  https://www.lesmis.com/uk-ireland-tour (Image shows RNIB logo. 'RNIB' written in black capital letters over a white background and underlined with a bold pink line, with the words 'See differently' underneath)

Donor conception is an emotionally charged topic. While it's quickly becoming more prevalent in this day and age, it is a very hard place to arrive for those involved. The thing that many don't consider, however, is that choosing this route can also greatly alleviate the pressure you feel. And is very likely to speed the path to conception. Most important of all, you will love this baby no matter the original source of the DNA. In this episode, we're joined by Lori Metz, a therapist specializing in fertility and donor conception.  Lori shares her incredible insight and expertise into this topic, and her best recommendations for navigating everything involved in being a parent of a donor child.Lori is a certified LCSW and psychotherapist with many years of experience in all things fertility. She hosts her own podcast called “LIFE: Love, Insight, Fertility, Experience” as well as a book titled “I Dreamed of You” — the story of an egg donor baby. For more, check out her website lorimetz.net.You'll Learn:Insights in navigating the donor conception process How to navigate raising a child conceived with an egg donor such as when and how to tell them.Need more guidance? Feel free to contact us at the Naturna Institute. Email us at info@naturnalife.com or send me DM on Instagram @drchristinaburns/@naturna_lifeThanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think others would love to hear it, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode or want to be a guest on the show? Leave a comment in the section below or visit the website to contact me!www.naturnalife.comLink to Webinar: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMsd-GuqjgoGdBo-iec-xlOfG3BdUVRypGNIf you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon, or whatever your favorite podcast app is!

A new MP3 sermon from The Rock Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: I Dreamed a Dream Subtitle: Fathers in the Faith Speaker: John Stovall Broadcaster: The Rock Presbyterian Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 7/31/2022 Bible: Genesis 28:10-22 Length: 38 min.

This movie is the next chapter in horror collaboration by director Scott Derrickson and Ethan Hawk who worked together in Sinister.  It is our privilege to present you our Horror 101 treatment of The Black Phone.  Not since our Maniac show many years ago did a brand new movie push our scores so high.  Show Highlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...04:50  Savini Mask Design...06:50  Remembering Sinister...12:33  Spoiler Warning!!!15:30  I Dreamed of Balloons...18:15  Would You Like To See A Magic Trick?20:00  Ethan Hawk as The Grabber...21:45  First Caller...23:40  Don't Go Upstairs...29:00  Escape Attempt...33:45  This is the Last Call...40:15  A Solid Payoff...46:25  Scoring The Film...61:00  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Judy Talelski  Inspired by lyrics to “I Dreamed of Rain” by Jan Garrett: The Spirit indwelling inspires me with dreams of freedom. “I dreamed of rain and the rains came, soft and easy, sweet and clear….” and peace spread over the land.” Every soul dreams of freedom and deserves to be free from bondage. “I dreamed of summer, and the winds changed and peace spread over the land.” I dreamed of freedom and I know the Truth sets me free from all limitation. “I dreamed of freedom and the moon rose, and the way was easy and the path was clear.” I am a child of God, born to be free. “And the flowers bloom in the desert, and the air is fresh and clear. I dreamed of freedom and the moon rose and peace spread over the land.”

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Ritorna “Note sulle note”, il programma musicale settimanale, nel quale annoto per voi piccoli appunti prima di lasciarvi ai brani scelti, che di puntata in puntata andiamo a conoscere. Questo è il nostro ventiseiesimo incontro, dedicato al Musical. Il Musical è un genere di rappresentazione teatrale e cinematografico nato e sviluppatosi negli Stati Uniti tra l'Ottocento e il Novecento. Un suo corrispondente in Italia è la Commedia Musicale, con la quale condivide l'uso di più codici espressivi e comunicativi insieme. L'azione viene sviluppata dalla recitazione e dalla musica, dal canto e dalla danza, che si uniscono in modo spontaneo e naturale. In questo genere ogni particolare risulta indispensabile per la riuscita dello spettacolo: costumi, scenografia, regia, coreografia, luci, attori (o performers), che devono comunicare emozioni sapendo magistralmente recitare. cantare e ballare. Si può affermare che il Musical nasca il 12 settembre 1866, con la messa in scena, per la prima volta, di “The Black Crook”, nato dall'unione fra una compagnia di ballo e canto con una compagnia di prosa giunta dall'Europa. Tutto nasce perché la prima formazione era rimasta senza un teatro nel quale esibirsi, e la seconda aveva problemi di soldi. La prima dello spettacolo ebbe luogo al “Niblo's Garden Theatre” in America. Si sviluppò in seguito a New York e Brodway. Nasce così una tradizione che si diffonderà a macchia d'olio, arrivando anche in Europa. In Italia, grazie ai produttori, registi e sceneggiatori Garinei e Giovannini, si diffonderà una forma di teatro musicale simile al Musical, ma con caratteristiche specifiche che la differenziano; parliamo della Commedia Musicale, esattamente nel 1952, con la messa in scena di “Attanasio cavallo vanesio”, con interprete principale Renato Rascel. Ascolteremo: All, I ask of you (Il fantasma dell'opera), Good morning starshine (Hair), Everything's Alright (Jesus Christ Superstar), One (Chorus Line), Electricity (Billie Elliot), Gimme Gimme Gimme (Mamma Mia), Maria (West Side Story), Memory (Cats), I Dreamed a Dream (I Miserabili), Never Enough (The Greatest Showman), Fame (Fame), Singin' in the Rain (Cantando sotto la pioggia). Buon ascolto da Lorella Turchetto Michieli. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radio-nostra/support

It was only three months after opening the new production of Les Miserables at the  refurbished Sondheim Theatre that the show closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, after 2 years since the production opened, Josefina Gabrielle is back on the West End stage playing Madame Thénardier. With the West End now fully lit up, Josefina took some time to talk to us about the new production of the iconic show and what it has been like portraying the deliciously wicked character. She tells us very eloquently on the universality of the show and why the the message still resonates so strongly with audiences today. Indeed, Les Miserables first arrived on the London scene in 1985 and yet audiences are still returning to the show today. With rousing numbers like One Day More, Master of the House and I Dreamed a Dream, Josefina tells us about how comforting it has also been to work on such a hopeful show during what has been a very dark time for many people. For nearly 30 years, Josefina Gabrielle has dazzled audiences across the country and even on Broadway. A three-time Olivier award nominee, Josefina has cemented herself in the industry as one of the West End's finest leading ladies, taking on roles in both high profile musicals like the National Theatre's Oklahoma! opposite Hugh Jackman as well as taking on dramatic roles like in Tonight at 8:30, a collection of Noël Coward plays at Chichester. She also remains one of few actresses to have played both Velma Kelly and Roxie Hart in Chicago. Today, Josefina Gabrielle remains humble as ever, happy looking back at many career highlights. She tells us she hopes to carry on working within the industry and we look forward to her creating and re-creating more brilliant work in the future.Les Miserables is running at the Sondheim Theatre in London and you can book tickets now!

We start by singing a few of YOUR reviews to the tune of "I Dreamed a Dream." Then, Sara corrects the record on Whoopi Goldberg because new shit has come to light, dude. We then dive deep into Kim Kardashian's new Vogue cover story with a sprinkle of Julia Fox's appearance on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast. We are also joined by Sarah da Cruz-Madeiros, Kimye stan and super-mom, as she gives her thoughts on everything from the divorce of the year to whether kids belong on TikTok. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This was every Drama kid's time to SHINE (who are we kidding, it's ALWAYS time to shine in FNK)! This week was all about MUSICALS, so the rockstars in Friday Night Karaoke got their jazz hands ready and brought some of their favorite songs from Stage and Screen. That's right, from Broadway to Disney and everything in between - if the production involved a large portion of the CHARACTERS singing (we aren't talking theme / background music here), then they were right where they needed to be.Featured in this episode alongside hosts Mike Wiston and Joe Rubin:- Tyler Turcotte with Arabian Nights from Aladdin- Jennifer Adams with The Lonely Goatherd from The Sound of Music (Julie Andrews)- Eric Dubrofsky with Rocket Man from Rocket Man (Elton John)- Jay Thomas with Kiss The Girl from The Little Mermaid- Luke Feliu with Man of Constant Sorrow from O Brother, Where Art Thou- Shelly Corpuz-Kuhn with I Dreamed a Dream from Les Miserables- Tony Way with Stars from Les Miserables- Jessica Latham with Hopelessly Devoted to You from Grease- Jacob Tyloch with Sweet Transvestite from Rocky Horror Picture Show- Celeste Applegate with Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down) from Hamilton- Joe Rubin with You'll Be Back from HamiltonLove what you hear? Join the official Friday Night Karaoke FB group, a completely negativity free karaoke destination, and be part of the action! www.facebook.com/groups/fridaynightkaraoke. Hope to see you there!

It's time to find out WHOMST! In this single chapter episode, Colonel Brandon reveals all about his own past and Willoughby's villainy. Topics discussed include the Brandon-Elinor ship, Colonel Brandon's storytelling, dueling, and Hugh Grant as the cast of Sense and Sensibility.Study Questions: Topics discussed include Brandon's love story, the Economics of Dating for Men in Jane Austen, the stakes in the story, ranting about Willoughby and what his transgressions mean for Marianne.Favorite quote: "He could say no more, and rising hastily walked for a few minutes about the room. Elinor, affected by his relation, and still more by his distress, could not speak. He saw her concern, and coming to her, took her hand, pressed it, and kissed it with grateful respect. A few minutes more of silent exertion enabled him to proceed with composure."Questions moving forward: Will we confront Willoughby? What's up with Eddie and Lucy?Who wins the chapter? Brandon, obviously.Glossary of Terms and Phrases: sponging house (n): a house usually maintained by a bailiff for keeping debtors to afford opportunity to come to terms with their creditorsGlossary of People, Places, and Things: brutal, I Dreamed a Dream, Hamilton, BridgertonNext Episode: Chapters 32-34 (or Volume II Chapters 10-12)Our show art was created by Torrence Browne, and our audio is produced by Graham Cook. For bios, transcripts, check out our website at podandprejudice.com. Pod and Prejudice is transcribed by speechdocs.com. To support the show, check out our Patreon!Instagram: @podandprejudiceTwitter: @podandprejudiceFacebook: Pod and PrejudiceYoutube: Pod and PrejudiceMerch store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/pod-and-prejudice?ref_id=23216

Wlecome to the 80s megamusical and its child, the power ballad! This episode, we discuss "I Dreamed a Dream" from one of the biggest hits of all time, Les Miserables by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg. In addition to talking about our feelings about the show generally (spoiler: it's complicated), this is also our first chance to talk about the legend herself, Patti Lupone. All clips are from the 1985 Original London Cast Recording with Patti Lupone as Fantine and are used in accordance with the Fair Use Exemption for criticism and commentary. Listen to and buy the album on Amazon! Listen to the SMSTS playlist on Spotify. Follow the show on Twitter: @somuchstuffpod Email the show: somuchstufftosing@gmail.com

CW Charmed (2018) Season 3 Episode 18 "I Dreamed a Dream..."   When an encounter with the Whispering Evil leaves Macy on the brink of death, Mel and Maggie cast an ancient spell sending the Charmed Ones off on a series of epic adventures. Meanwhile, realizing only a Whitelighter can save Macy, Harry asks Jordan and Celeste to help him do the unthinkable.   Scorecard: 8/10   Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com (audio MP4 or written) Twitter: Black Girl_Couch Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle

Every child will eventually ask the question, “Where do babies come from?” Your answer will have a lasting impact on the way they think about what it means to be part of a family, especially if they were adopted or conceived with a donated sperm or egg, also known as third-party reproduction. Today's guest believes that compassion, love, and honesty are critical in helping families come to greater acceptance, understanding, and celebration of their journey with third-party family building. Lori Metz is a psychotherapist, licensed clinical social worker, certified case manager, and a Board Certified TeleMental Health Provider, as well as an author and the host of the LIFE Podcast. Lori specializes in infertility and works with individuals, couples, and groups to identify what might be interfering with their ability to move forward in achieving what they want. In this episode, Lori shares some of the exciting projects she has been working on, including her recent title, I Dreamed of You: The Story of an Egg Donor Baby, and the petition she has created to normalize third-party family building in healthcare. Tuning in, you'll learn why this initiative is essential, the emotional impact it will have on those who have built their families using this option, and how to advocate for yourself and your family, as well as a whole lot more! We hope you'll join us.Key Points From This Episode:Lori shares the process of writing her book and the topics she has addressed in it.The secrecy often associated with donor-assisted reproduction and Lori's advice for parents.The three paths of a donor-conceived fertility journey: mother's, father's, and child's.Why Lori believes that every case is unique; there is no one-size-fits-all solution.Empowering parents with the understanding that they bring children into the world with love as the starting point of normalizing third-party reproduction.Understanding the important differences between secrecy and privacy.Hear about the petition Lori created to normalize third-party family building in healthcare.The impact that this initiative will have on families who have chosen third-party reproduction.Emphasizing the importance of listening to the needs of patients. Why infertility is such an important issue and of the isolation many people feel.Lori encourages anyone going through donor-assisted reproduction to write their story.Hear why Lori believes that DNA does not make a family.Gratitudes to close the show: Lori shares why she is grateful for Rena and Dara.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Lori MetzLori Metz on LinkedInLori Metz on TwitterLori Metz on InstagramLIFE PodcastTia Jackson-Bey on InstagramRMA of New YorkRMA of New York on TwitterRMA of New York on InstagramRMA of New York on YouTubeRena Gower on LinkedInRena Gower on InstagramDara Godfrey on LinkedInDara Godfrey on Instagram

We're Tatyana and Kearsten, two best friends who love talking about our favorite books and bookish impulse buys! This episode we're diving into the real start to the Throne of Glass series, Heir of Fire. A fan favorite, this was a large book and an even larger introduction of characters, so come hang out while we chat about Rowlin, Chaol's misplaced good intentions, and our new favorite character, Abraxos. *This episode contains spoilers from Throne of Glass Series By Sarah J. Maas, with some references to Tangled, Supernatural, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Game of Thrones, and The Swan Princess. Obscure Book Recommendations: Less By Andrew Sean Greer and I Dreamed of Africa By Kuki Gallmann We are currently reading The Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo for our June Book Club read, click here to join in: The Bookish Banter Book Club Please subscribe and leave us a 5 star review and follow along on Instagram and Tiktok @TheBookishBanterPodcast Message us with any episode requests or if you just want to say hi! Follow Tatyana on Instagram @TheLiteratureLlama Follow Kearsten on Instagram @KearstenKeepsReading

Scripture: Mark 4:35-41 Daniel Crowe provided this Sunday’s message. Making decisions can be difficult and involves a certain amount of risk. Things don’t always turn out the way we want them to. After calming the seas during a terrible storm, Jesus asked the disciples, “Why are you so afraid? Do you have no faith?” Daniel weaves in the well-known song sung by Fantine in Les Miserables, “I Dreamed a Dream.” Even when things do not turn out okay, there is a sense in which they do. That’s part of having faith, even in the midst of fear.

For the latest episode of "Hot Takes", we are joined by the cursed knight himself, Equip! Kevin agreed to grace us with his presence and bring to the show his unique take on matters, his personal opinions on music and art, and of course one or two spicy hot takes. Equip has been in the game for a long time, but he is best known for his vaporwave-influenced spin on 16- and 32-bit video game music in full-lengths like "I Dreamed of a Palace in the Sky" and "Cursebreaker X". In this episode, we cover everything from Equip's favorite video game soundtracks, the wondrous story behind the creation of the Nameless Dreamers collaboration with R23X, and of course a disagreement between Equip and Skelly over Neutral Milk Hotel. Are The Beatles really that good? Are Interpol's songs too long? How important is good album artwork to a release? You'll have to tune in to hear Equip's quips in this latest episode of "Hot Takes"!   "Hot Takes" is a safe space for all opinions! Join the conversation at https://linktr.ee/hottakesvapor

The time has come to provide character analysis for our leading woman, Rachel Berry. A couple highs and many lows make up Rachel's story and we're getting into it all. For part five of six, we will talk through Rachel in season 5. At the end, we take all of Rachel's featured songs and reveal the final rankings based on voting from both hosts as well as anyone who participated in the song surveys! For part five, you'll hear #30-16 of Rachel's song rankings.   The *106* songs up for discussion in the rankings are: Solos: 1x01: On My Own 1x02: Take A Bow 1x04: Taking Chances 1x10: Crush 1x13: Don’t Rain on My Parade 1x14: Gives You Hell 2x01: What I Did For Love 2x02: … Baby One More Time 2x02: The Only Exception 2x03: Papa Can You Hear Me? 2x09: Merry Christmas Darling 2x12: Firework 2x14: My Headband 2x16: Only Child 2x16: Get it Right 2x19: Go Your Own Way 2x20: Jar of Hearts 2x21: My Man 3x09: River 3x10: Without You 3x14: Here’s to Us 3x16: How Deep is Your Love 3x18: Cry 3x20: I Won’t Give Up 3x21: It’s All Coming Back to Me Now 3x22: Roots Before Branches 4x02: Oops I Did it Again 4x09: Being Good Isn’t Good Enough 4x09: O Holy Night 4x12: Torn 4x19: Don’t Stop Believin’ 4x22: To Love You More 5x01: Yesterday 5x03: Make You Feel My Love 5x14: People 5x17: Love Fool 5x17: I’m the Greatest Star 5x17: Pumpin’ Blood 5x18: Wake Me Up 5x18: The Rose 5x20: Glitter in the Air 6x01: Uninvited 6x01: Let It Go 6x06: Promises, Promises 6x13: This Time Duets: 1x05: Maybe This Time (with April) 1x07: No Air (with Finn) 1x09: Defying Gravity (with Kurt) 1x10: Endless Love (with Will) 1x12: Smile (with Finn) 1x14: Hello (with Jesse) 1x15: Open Your Heart/Borderline (with Finn) 1x19: I Dreamed a Dream (with Shelby) 1x20: Poker Face (with Shelby) 1x22: Faithfully (with Finn) 2x01: Telephone (with Sunshine) 2x04: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart (with Finn) 2x04: Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again (with Kurt) 2x05: Damn It, Janet (with Finn) 2x07: Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag (with Holly) 2x09: Don’t Cry for me Argentina (with Kurt) 2x10: Last Christmas (with Finn) 2x11: Need You Now (with Puck) 2x13: Take Me or Leave Me (with Mercedes) 2x14: Don’t You Want Me (with Blaine) 2x18: I Feel Pretty/Unpretty (with Quinn) 2x20: Rolling in the Deep (with Jesse) 2x22: For Good (with Kurt) 2x22: Pretending (with Finn) 3x01: Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (with Kurt) 3x02: Somewhere (with Shelby) 3x03: Out Here on My Own (with Mercedes) 3x05: Tonight (with Blaine) 3x05: A Boy Like That (with Santana) 3x05: One Hand One Heart (with Blaine) 3x07: I Kissed a Girl (with Santana) 3x09: Extraordinary Merry Christmas (with Blaine) 3x10: We Found Love (with Santana) 3x17: So Emotional (with Santana) 3x20: Flashdance… What a Feeling (with Tina) 4x01: New York State of Mind (with Marley) 4x03: A Change Would Do You Good (with Brody) 4x04: Give Your Heart a Break (with Brody) 4x09: All That Jazz (with Cassandra) 4x13: Bring Him Home (with Kurt) 4x16: How to Be a Heartbreaker (with Brody) 4x17: Creep (with Brody) 4x19: Next to Me (with Shelby) 5x01: A Hard Day’s Night (with Santana) 5x02: Get Back (with Kurt) 5x05: You Are Woman, I Am Man (with Paolo) 5x09: Brave (with Santana) 5x09: Every Breath You Take (with Santana) 5x10: Barracuda (with Starchild) 5x13: Be Okay (with Santana) 5x14: Don’t Sleep in the Subway (with Artie) 5x15: Broadway Baby (with Blaine) 5x17: Who Are You Now (with Sue) 6x01: Suddenly Seymour (with Blaine) 6x04: A Thousand Miles (with Sam) 6x06: I’ll Never Fall In Love Again (with Sam) 6x07: Time After Time (with Sam) 6x11: Listen to Your Heart (with Jesse) 6x12: Popular (with Kurt) Group Features: 1x05: Somebody To Love 1x07: Keep Holding On 1x17: Total Eclipse of the Heart 1x18: One 1x22: Anyway You Want it/Lovin Touchin Squeezin 2x16: Loser Like Me 3x21: Paradise By the Dashboard Light 4x14: We’ve Got Tonite Follow us on Twitter: @choirroompod E-mail us! Feedback, ideas, fact-checks, anything! choirroompodcast@gmail.com Want to help financially support the show? paypal.me/choirroompodcast

The time has come to provide character analysis for our leading woman, Rachel Berry. A couple highs and many lows make up Rachel's story and we're getting into it all. For part SIX of six, we will talk through Rachel in season 6. At the end, we take all of Rachel's featured songs and reveal the final rankings based on voting from both hosts as well as anyone who participated in the song surveys! For part six, you'll hear #1-15 of Rachel's song rankings.   The *106* songs up for discussion in the rankings are: Solos: 1x01: On My Own 1x02: Take A Bow 1x04: Taking Chances 1x10: Crush 1x13: Don’t Rain on My Parade 1x14: Gives You Hell 2x01: What I Did For Love 2x02: … Baby One More Time 2x02: The Only Exception 2x03: Papa Can You Hear Me? 2x09: Merry Christmas Darling 2x12: Firework 2x14: My Headband 2x16: Only Child 2x16: Get it Right 2x19: Go Your Own Way 2x20: Jar of Hearts 2x21: My Man 3x09: River 3x10: Without You 3x14: Here’s to Us 3x16: How Deep is Your Love 3x18: Cry 3x20: I Won’t Give Up 3x21: It’s All Coming Back to Me Now 3x22: Roots Before Branches 4x02: Oops I Did it Again 4x09: Being Good Isn’t Good Enough 4x09: O Holy Night 4x12: Torn 4x19: Don’t Stop Believin’ 4x22: To Love You More 5x01: Yesterday 5x03: Make You Feel My Love 5x14: People 5x17: Love Fool 5x17: I’m the Greatest Star 5x17: Pumpin’ Blood 5x18: Wake Me Up 5x18: The Rose 5x20: Glitter in the Air 6x01: Uninvited 6x01: Let It Go 6x06: Promises, Promises 6x13: This Time Duets: 1x05: Maybe This Time (with April) 1x07: No Air (with Finn) 1x09: Defying Gravity (with Kurt) 1x10: Endless Love (with Will) 1x12: Smile (with Finn) 1x14: Hello (with Jesse) 1x15: Open Your Heart/Borderline (with Finn) 1x19: I Dreamed a Dream (with Shelby) 1x20: Poker Face (with Shelby) 1x22: Faithfully (with Finn) 2x01: Telephone (with Sunshine) 2x04: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart (with Finn) 2x04: Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again (with Kurt) 2x05: Damn It, Janet (with Finn) 2x07: Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag (with Holly) 2x09: Don’t Cry for me Argentina (with Kurt) 2x10: Last Christmas (with Finn) 2x11: Need You Now (with Puck) 2x13: Take Me or Leave Me (with Mercedes) 2x14: Don’t You Want Me (with Blaine) 2x18: I Feel Pretty/Unpretty (with Quinn) 2x20: Rolling in the Deep (with Jesse) 2x22: For Good (with Kurt) 2x22: Pretending (with Finn) 3x01: Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (with Kurt) 3x02: Somewhere (with Shelby) 3x03: Out Here on My Own (with Mercedes) 3x05: Tonight (with Blaine) 3x05: A Boy Like That (with Santana) 3x05: One Hand One Heart (with Blaine) 3x07: I Kissed a Girl (with Santana) 3x09: Extraordinary Merry Christmas (with Blaine) 3x10: We Found Love (with Santana) 3x17: So Emotional (with Santana) 3x20: Flashdance… What a Feeling (with Tina) 4x01: New York State of Mind (with Marley) 4x03: A Change Would Do You Good (with Brody) 4x04: Give Your Heart a Break (with Brody) 4x09: All That Jazz (with Cassandra) 4x13: Bring Him Home (with Kurt) 4x16: How to Be a Heartbreaker (with Brody) 4x17: Creep (with Brody) 4x19: Next to Me (with Shelby) 5x01: A Hard Day’s Night (with Santana) 5x02: Get Back (with Kurt) 5x05: You Are Woman, I Am Man (with Paolo) 5x09: Brave (with Santana) 5x09: Every Breath You Take (with Santana) 5x10: Barracuda (with Starchild) 5x13: Be Okay (with Santana) 5x14: Don’t Sleep in the Subway (with Artie) 5x15: Broadway Baby (with Blaine) 5x17: Who Are You Now (with Sue) 6x01: Suddenly Seymour (with Blaine) 6x04: A Thousand Miles (with Sam) 6x06: I’ll Never Fall In Love Again (with Sam) 6x07: Time After Time (with Sam) 6x11: Listen to Your Heart (with Jesse) 6x12: Popular (with Kurt) Group Features: 1x05: Somebody To Love 1x07: Keep Holding On 1x17: Total Eclipse of the Heart 1x18: One 1x22: Anyway You Want it/Lovin Touchin Squeezin 2x16: Loser Like Me 3x21: Paradise By the Dashboard Light 4x14: We’ve Got Tonite Follow us on Twitter: @choirroompod E-mail us! Feedback, ideas, fact-checks, anything! choirroompodcast@gmail.com Want to help financially support the show? paypal.me/choirroompodcast

The time has come to provide character analysis for our leading woman, Rachel Berry. A couple highs and many lows make up Rachel's story and we're getting into it all. For part three of six, we will talk through Rachel in season 3. At the end, we take all of Rachel's featured songs and reveal the final rankings based on voting from both hosts as well as anyone who participated in the song surveys! For part three, you'll hear #70-51 of Rachel's song rankings.   The *106* songs up for discussion in the rankings are: Solos: 1x01: On My Own 1x02: Take A Bow 1x04: Taking Chances 1x10: Crush 1x13: Don’t Rain on My Parade 1x14: Gives You Hell 2x01: What I Did For Love 2x02: … Baby One More Time 2x02: The Only Exception 2x03: Papa Can You Hear Me? 2x09: Merry Christmas Darling 2x12: Firework 2x14: My Headband 2x16: Only Child 2x16: Get it Right 2x19: Go Your Own Way 2x20: Jar of Hearts 2x21: My Man 3x09: River 3x10: Without You 3x14: Here’s to Us 3x16: How Deep is Your Love 3x18: Cry 3x20: I Won’t Give Up 3x21: It’s All Coming Back to Me Now 3x22: Roots Before Branches 4x02: Oops I Did it Again 4x09: Being Good Isn’t Good Enough 4x09: O Holy Night 4x12: Torn 4x19: Don’t Stop Believin’ 4x22: To Love You More 5x01: Yesterday 5x03: Make You Feel My Love 5x14: People 5x17: Love Fool 5x17: I’m the Greatest Star 5x17: Pumpin’ Blood 5x18: Wake Me Up 5x18: The Rose 5x20: Glitter in the Air 6x01: Uninvited 6x01: Let It Go 6x06: Promises, Promises 6x13: This Time Duets: 1x05: Maybe This Time (with April) 1x07: No Air (with Finn) 1x09: Defying Gravity (with Kurt) 1x10: Endless Love (with Will) 1x12: Smile (with Finn) 1x14: Hello (with Jesse) 1x15: Open Your Heart/Borderline (with Finn) 1x19: I Dreamed a Dream (with Shelby) 1x20: Poker Face (with Shelby) 1x22: Faithfully (with Finn) 2x01: Telephone (with Sunshine) 2x04: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart (with Finn) 2x04: Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again (with Kurt) 2x05: Damn It, Janet (with Finn) 2x07: Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag (with Holly) 2x09: Don’t Cry for me Argentina (with Kurt) 2x10: Last Christmas (with Finn) 2x11: Need You Now (with Puck) 2x13: Take Me or Leave Me (with Mercedes) 2x14: Don’t You Want Me (with Blaine) 2x18: I Feel Pretty/Unpretty (with Quinn) 2x20: Rolling in the Deep (with Jesse) 2x22: For Good (with Kurt) 2x22: Pretending (with Finn) 3x01: Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (with Kurt) 3x02: Somewhere (with Shelby) 3x03: Out Here on My Own (with Mercedes) 3x05: Tonight (with Blaine) 3x05: A Boy Like That (with Santana) 3x05: One Hand One Heart (with Blaine) 3x07: I Kissed a Girl (with Santana) 3x09: Extraordinary Merry Christmas (with Blaine) 3x10: We Found Love (with Santana) 3x17: So Emotional (with Santana) 3x20: Flashdance… What a Feeling (with Tina) 4x01: New York State of Mind (with Marley) 4x03: A Change Would Do You Good (with Brody) 4x04: Give Your Heart a Break (with Brody) 4x09: All That Jazz (with Cassandra) 4x13: Bring Him Home (with Kurt) 4x16: How to Be a Heartbreaker (with Brody) 4x17: Creep (with Brody) 4x19: Next to Me (with Shelby) 5x01: A Hard Day’s Night (with Santana) 5x02: Get Back (with Kurt) 5x05: You Are Woman, I Am Man (with Paolo) 5x09: Brave (with Santana) 5x09: Every Breath You Take (with Santana) 5x10: Barracuda (with Starchild) 5x13: Be Okay (with Santana) 5x14: Don’t Sleep in the Subway (with Artie) 5x15: Broadway Baby (with Blaine) 5x17: Who Are You Now (with Sue) 6x01: Suddenly Seymour (with Blaine) 6x04: A Thousand Miles (with Sam) 6x06: I’ll Never Fall In Love Again (with Sam) 6x07: Time After Time (with Sam) 6x11: Listen to Your Heart (with Jesse) 6x12: Popular (with Kurt) Group Features: 1x05: Somebody To Love 1x07: Keep Holding On 1x17: Total Eclipse of the Heart 1x18: One 1x22: Anyway You Want it/Lovin Touchin Squeezin 2x16: Loser Like Me 3x21: Paradise By the Dashboard Light 4x14: We’ve Got Tonite Follow us on Twitter: @choirroompod E-mail us! Feedback, ideas, fact-checks, anything! choirroompodcast@gmail.com Want to help financially support the show? paypal.me/choirroompodcast

The time has come to provide character analysis for our leading woman, Rachel Berry. A couple highs and many lows make up Rachel's story and we're getting into it all. For part four of six, we will talk through Rachel in season 4. At the end, we take all of Rachel's featured songs and reveal the final rankings based on voting from both hosts as well as anyone who participated in the song surveys! For part four, you'll hear #50-31 of Rachel's song rankings.   The *106* songs up for discussion in the rankings are: Solos: 1x01: On My Own 1x02: Take A Bow 1x04: Taking Chances 1x10: Crush 1x13: Don’t Rain on My Parade 1x14: Gives You Hell 2x01: What I Did For Love 2x02: … Baby One More Time 2x02: The Only Exception 2x03: Papa Can You Hear Me? 2x09: Merry Christmas Darling 2x12: Firework 2x14: My Headband 2x16: Only Child 2x16: Get it Right 2x19: Go Your Own Way 2x20: Jar of Hearts 2x21: My Man 3x09: River 3x10: Without You 3x14: Here’s to Us 3x16: How Deep is Your Love 3x18: Cry 3x20: I Won’t Give Up 3x21: It’s All Coming Back to Me Now 3x22: Roots Before Branches 4x02: Oops I Did it Again 4x09: Being Good Isn’t Good Enough 4x09: O Holy Night 4x12: Torn 4x19: Don’t Stop Believin’ 4x22: To Love You More 5x01: Yesterday 5x03: Make You Feel My Love 5x14: People 5x17: Love Fool 5x17: I’m the Greatest Star 5x17: Pumpin’ Blood 5x18: Wake Me Up 5x18: The Rose 5x20: Glitter in the Air 6x01: Uninvited 6x01: Let It Go 6x06: Promises, Promises 6x13: This Time Duets: 1x05: Maybe This Time (with April) 1x07: No Air (with Finn) 1x09: Defying Gravity (with Kurt) 1x10: Endless Love (with Will) 1x12: Smile (with Finn) 1x14: Hello (with Jesse) 1x15: Open Your Heart/Borderline (with Finn) 1x19: I Dreamed a Dream (with Shelby) 1x20: Poker Face (with Shelby) 1x22: Faithfully (with Finn) 2x01: Telephone (with Sunshine) 2x04: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart (with Finn) 2x04: Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again (with Kurt) 2x05: Damn It, Janet (with Finn) 2x07: Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag (with Holly) 2x09: Don’t Cry for me Argentina (with Kurt) 2x10: Last Christmas (with Finn) 2x11: Need You Now (with Puck) 2x13: Take Me or Leave Me (with Mercedes) 2x14: Don’t You Want Me (with Blaine) 2x18: I Feel Pretty/Unpretty (with Quinn) 2x20: Rolling in the Deep (with Jesse) 2x22: For Good (with Kurt) 2x22: Pretending (with Finn) 3x01: Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (with Kurt) 3x02: Somewhere (with Shelby) 3x03: Out Here on My Own (with Mercedes) 3x05: Tonight (with Blaine) 3x05: A Boy Like That (with Santana) 3x05: One Hand One Heart (with Blaine) 3x07: I Kissed a Girl (with Santana) 3x09: Extraordinary Merry Christmas (with Blaine) 3x10: We Found Love (with Santana) 3x17: So Emotional (with Santana) 3x20: Flashdance… What a Feeling (with Tina) 4x01: New York State of Mind (with Marley) 4x03: A Change Would Do You Good (with Brody) 4x04: Give Your Heart a Break (with Brody) 4x09: All That Jazz (with Cassandra) 4x13: Bring Him Home (with Kurt) 4x16: How to Be a Heartbreaker (with Brody) 4x17: Creep (with Brody) 4x19: Next to Me (with Shelby) 5x01: A Hard Day’s Night (with Santana) 5x02: Get Back (with Kurt) 5x05: You Are Woman, I Am Man (with Paolo) 5x09: Brave (with Santana) 5x09: Every Breath You Take (with Santana) 5x10: Barracuda (with Starchild) 5x13: Be Okay (with Santana) 5x14: Don’t Sleep in the Subway (with Artie) 5x15: Broadway Baby (with Blaine) 5x17: Who Are You Now (with Sue) 6x01: Suddenly Seymour (with Blaine) 6x04: A Thousand Miles (with Sam) 6x06: I’ll Never Fall In Love Again (with Sam) 6x07: Time After Time (with Sam) 6x11: Listen to Your Heart (with Jesse) 6x12: Popular (with Kurt) Group Features: 1x05: Somebody To Love 1x07: Keep Holding On 1x17: Total Eclipse of the Heart 1x18: One 1x22: Anyway You Want it/Lovin Touchin Squeezin 2x16: Loser Like Me 3x21: Paradise By the Dashboard Light 4x14: We’ve Got Tonite Follow us on Twitter: @choirroompod E-mail us! Feedback, ideas, fact-checks, anything! choirroompodcast@gmail.com Want to help financially support the show? paypal.me/choirroompodcast

The time has come to provide character analysis for our leading woman, Rachel Berry. A couple highs and many lows make up Rachel's story and we're getting into it all. For part two of six, we will talk through Rachel in season 2. At the end, we take all of Rachel's featured songs and reveal the final rankings based on voting from both hosts as well as anyone who participated in the song surveys! For part two, you'll hear #90-71 of Rachel's song rankings.   The *106* songs up for discussion in the rankings are: Solos: 1x01: On My Own 1x02: Take A Bow 1x04: Taking Chances 1x10: Crush 1x13: Don’t Rain on My Parade 1x14: Gives You Hell 2x01: What I Did For Love 2x02: … Baby One More Time 2x02: The Only Exception 2x03: Papa Can You Hear Me? 2x09: Merry Christmas Darling 2x12: Firework 2x14: My Headband 2x16: Only Child 2x16: Get it Right 2x19: Go Your Own Way 2x20: Jar of Hearts 2x21: My Man 3x09: River 3x10: Without You 3x14: Here’s to Us 3x16: How Deep is Your Love 3x18: Cry 3x20: I Won’t Give Up 3x21: It’s All Coming Back to Me Now 3x22: Roots Before Branches 4x02: Oops I Did it Again 4x09: Being Good Isn’t Good Enough 4x09: O Holy Night 4x12: Torn 4x19: Don’t Stop Believin’ 4x22: To Love You More 5x01: Yesterday 5x03: Make You Feel My Love 5x14: People 5x17: Love Fool 5x17: I’m the Greatest Star 5x17: Pumpin’ Blood 5x18: Wake Me Up 5x18: The Rose 5x20: Glitter in the Air 6x01: Uninvited 6x01: Let It Go 6x06: Promises, Promises 6x13: This Time Duets: 1x05: Maybe This Time (with April) 1x07: No Air (with Finn) 1x09: Defying Gravity (with Kurt) 1x10: Endless Love (with Will) 1x12: Smile (with Finn) 1x14: Hello (with Jesse) 1x15: Open Your Heart/Borderline (with Finn) 1x19: I Dreamed a Dream (with Shelby) 1x20: Poker Face (with Shelby) 1x22: Faithfully (with Finn) 2x01: Telephone (with Sunshine) 2x04: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart (with Finn) 2x04: Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again (with Kurt) 2x05: Damn It, Janet (with Finn) 2x07: Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag (with Holly) 2x09: Don’t Cry for me Argentina (with Kurt) 2x10: Last Christmas (with Finn) 2x11: Need You Now (with Puck) 2x13: Take Me or Leave Me (with Mercedes) 2x14: Don’t You Want Me (with Blaine) 2x18: I Feel Pretty/Unpretty (with Quinn) 2x20: Rolling in the Deep (with Jesse) 2x22: For Good (with Kurt) 2x22: Pretending (with Finn) 3x01: Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (with Kurt) 3x02: Somewhere (with Shelby) 3x03: Out Here on My Own (with Mercedes) 3x05: Tonight (with Blaine) 3x05: A Boy Like That (with Santana) 3x05: One Hand One Heart (with Blaine) 3x07: I Kissed a Girl (with Santana) 3x09: Extraordinary Merry Christmas (with Blaine) 3x10: We Found Love (with Santana) 3x17: So Emotional (with Santana) 3x20: Flashdance… What a Feeling (with Tina) 4x01: New York State of Mind (with Marley) 4x03: A Change Would Do You Good (with Brody) 4x04: Give Your Heart a Break (with Brody) 4x09: All That Jazz (with Cassandra) 4x13: Bring Him Home (with Kurt) 4x16: How to Be a Heartbreaker (with Brody) 4x17: Creep (with Brody) 4x19: Next to Me (with Shelby) 5x01: A Hard Day’s Night (with Santana) 5x02: Get Back (with Kurt) 5x05: You Are Woman, I Am Man (with Paolo) 5x09: Brave (with Santana) 5x09: Every Breath You Take (with Santana) 5x10: Barracuda (with Starchild) 5x13: Be Okay (with Santana) 5x14: Don’t Sleep in the Subway (with Artie) 5x15: Broadway Baby (with Blaine) 5x17: Who Are You Now (with Sue) 6x01: Suddenly Seymour (with Blaine) 6x04: A Thousand Miles (with Sam) 6x06: I’ll Never Fall In Love Again (with Sam) 6x07: Time After Time (with Sam) 6x11: Listen to Your Heart (with Jesse) 6x12: Popular (with Kurt) Group Features: 1x05: Somebody To Love 1x07: Keep Holding On 1x17: Total Eclipse of the Heart 1x18: One 1x22: Anyway You Want it/Lovin Touchin Squeezin 2x16: Loser Like Me 3x21: Paradise By the Dashboard Light 4x14: We’ve Got Tonite Follow us on Twitter: @choirroompod E-mail us! Feedback, ideas, fact-checks, anything! choirroompodcast@gmail.com Want to help financially support the show? paypal.me/choirroompodcast

The time has come to provide character analysis for our leading woman, Rachel Berry. A couple highs and many lows make up Rachel's story and we're getting into it all. For part one of six, we will talk through Rachel in season 1. At the end, we take all of Rachel's featured songs and reveal the final rankings based on voting from both hosts as well as anyone who participated in the song surveys! For part one, you'll hear #106-91 of Rachel's song rankings.   The *106* songs up for discussion in the rankings are: Solos: 1x01: On My Own 1x02: Take A Bow 1x04: Taking Chances 1x10: Crush 1x13: Don’t Rain on My Parade 1x14: Gives You Hell 2x01: What I Did For Love 2x02: … Baby One More Time 2x02: The Only Exception 2x03: Papa Can You Hear Me? 2x09: Merry Christmas Darling 2x12: Firework 2x14: My Headband 2x16: Only Child 2x16: Get it Right 2x19: Go Your Own Way 2x20: Jar of Hearts 2x21: My Man 3x09: River 3x10: Without You 3x14: Here’s to Us 3x16: How Deep is Your Love 3x18: Cry 3x20: I Won’t Give Up 3x21: It’s All Coming Back to Me Now 3x22: Roots Before Branches 4x02: Oops I Did it Again 4x09: Being Good Isn’t Good Enough 4x09: O Holy Night 4x12: Torn 4x19: Don’t Stop Believin’ 4x22: To Love You More 5x01: Yesterday 5x03: Make You Feel My Love 5x14: People 5x17: Love Fool 5x17: I’m the Greatest Star 5x17: Pumpin’ Blood 5x18: Wake Me Up 5x18: The Rose 5x20: Glitter in the Air 6x01: Uninvited 6x01: Let It Go 6x06: Promises, Promises 6x13: This Time Duets: 1x05: Maybe This Time (with April) 1x07: No Air (with Finn) 1x09: Defying Gravity (with Kurt) 1x10: Endless Love (with Will) 1x12: Smile (with Finn) 1x14: Hello (with Jesse) 1x15: Open Your Heart/Borderline (with Finn) 1x19: I Dreamed a Dream (with Shelby) 1x20: Poker Face (with Shelby) 1x22: Faithfully (with Finn) 2x01: Telephone (with Sunshine) 2x04: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart (with Finn) 2x04: Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again (with Kurt) 2x05: Damn It, Janet (with Finn) 2x07: Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag (with Holly) 2x09: Don’t Cry for me Argentina (with Kurt) 2x10: Last Christmas (with Finn) 2x11: Need You Now (with Puck) 2x13: Take Me or Leave Me (with Mercedes) 2x14: Don’t You Want Me (with Blaine) 2x18: I Feel Pretty/Unpretty (with Quinn) 2x20: Rolling in the Deep (with Jesse) 2x22: For Good (with Kurt) 2x22: Pretending (with Finn) 3x01: Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (with Kurt) 3x02: Somewhere (with Shelby) 3x03: Out Here on My Own (with Mercedes) 3x05: Tonight (with Blaine) 3x05: A Boy Like That (with Santana) 3x05: One Hand One Heart (with Blaine) 3x07: I Kissed a Girl (with Santana) 3x09: Extraordinary Merry Christmas (with Blaine) 3x10: We Found Love (with Santana) 3x17: So Emotional (with Santana) 3x20: Flashdance… What a Feeling (with Tina) 4x01: New York State of Mind (with Marley) 4x03: A Change Would Do You Good (with Brody) 4x04: Give Your Heart a Break (with Brody) 4x09: All That Jazz (with Cassandra) 4x13: Bring Him Home (with Kurt) 4x16: How to Be a Heartbreaker (with Brody) 4x17: Creep (with Brody) 4x19: Next to Me (with Shelby) 5x01: A Hard Day’s Night (with Santana) 5x02: Get Back (with Kurt) 5x05: You Are Woman, I Am Man (with Paolo) 5x09: Brave (with Santana) 5x09: Every Breath You Take (with Santana) 5x10: Barracuda (with Starchild) 5x13: Be Okay (with Santana) 5x14: Don’t Sleep in the Subway (with Artie) 5x15: Broadway Baby (with Blaine) 5x17: Who Are You Now (with Sue) 6x01: Suddenly Seymour (with Blaine) 6x04: A Thousand Miles (with Sam) 6x06: I’ll Never Fall In Love Again (with Sam) 6x07: Time After Time (with Sam) 6x11: Listen to Your Heart (with Jesse) 6x12: Popular (with Kurt) Group Features: 1x05: Somebody To Love 1x07: Keep Holding On 1x17: Total Eclipse of the Heart 1x18: One 1x22: Anyway You Want it/Lovin Touchin Squeezin 2x16: Loser Like Me 3x21: Paradise By the Dashboard Light 4x14: We’ve Got Tonite Follow us on Twitter: @choirroompod E-mail us! Feedback, ideas, fact-checks, anything! choirroompodcast@gmail.com Want to help financially support the show? paypal.me/choirroompodcast

最雙魚座性格的作曲法是什麼呢？ 我的答案是Cliché（音似「克里謝」，意思為音樂中某聲部做半音平行移動）， 聽完今天這集， 一定能感受到那種情不自禁、無法自拔、深陷其中的感覺， 到底犧牲奉獻的生活是無私，還是自私的呢？ . 【本集重點】 ＊難得冠豪聲音比立萍還好聽⋯⋯XD ＊本集主角～陳腔濫調的Cliché . 【曲例】 1.What are you Doing the Rest of Your Life 2.Feelings 3.Chim Chim Cher-ee（電影「歡樂滿人間」主題曲） 4.My Funny Valentine 5.Besame Mucho 6.Blue Sky 7.思いはあるのに（西村由紀江） 8.A Song For You 9.If 10.All By Myself 11.I Dreamed a Dream（音樂劇《悲慘世界》插曲）

1.      “You’re late for work Sam”2.      Could Be Worse3.      A Special Birthday Message4.      Right Name, Wrong Face5.      I Dreamed a Dream6.      The Movie with no ending

BOOTS & SADDLE - February 2, 2021 1. Be a Little Quieter - Porter Wagoner (Sings His Own - 1971) 2. I Really Don't Want to Know - Loretta Lynn (Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) - 1967) 3. Are You Mine? - Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn (Mr. and Mrs. Used To Be - 1965) 4. I'lll Take Another Margarita - Nick Garza's Get Along (Single - 2021) 5. Making the Scene - The Divorcees (Drop of Blood - 2021) 6. I'm Musing You - Melissa Carper (Single / Daddy's Country Gold - 2021) 7. Can You Believe My Luck - Lasers Lasers Birmingham (Single - 2021) 8. Honky-Tonkin' - Gary Stewart (Out of Hand - 1975) 9. Honky Tonkin' in the Moonlight - The Saluda Moonlighters (Too Late to Pray: Defiant Chicago Roots - 2019) 10. Thank You Sir - Slim Hanson and the Poor Choices (Bustin' Broncs and Honky Tonks - 2020) 11. Meanwhile, Down at Joe's - Kitty Wells (Country All The Way - 1966) 12. Got You On My Mind - Hawkshaw Hawkins (Single - 1952) 13. I Dreamed of an Old Love Affair - Ferlin Husky (Ferlin Husky's Songs Of The Home And Heart - 1956) 14. In the Arms of Love [feat. Gene Price] - Merle Haggard & The Strangers (Okie from Muskogee [Recorded Live from Muskogee, OK] - 1969)  15. Mama Tried (Instrumental) - The Strangers (Instrumental Sounds of Merle Haggard's Strangers - 1969) 16. You Lose a Good Thing - Freddy Fender (Rock 'n' Country - 1976) 17. Everything's Good in Texas - Bobby Lewis (Then & Now (New Recordings) - 2011) 18. I Never Knew Lonely (Until You Left Me) - Mayeux & Broussard (Single - 2020) 19. In My Blue World - Tammi Savoy & The Chris Casello Combo (That Rock 'n' Roll Rhythm! - 2020) 20. No Trouble No More - JP Cyr & The Midnightmen (Fooled Again - 2020) 21. Haunted Home - Geoffrey Miller (All Night Honky Tonk Man - 2020) 22. Begs and Achin' - HAM Rodeo (HAM Rodeo EP - 2020) 23. An Empty Glass - Mike and the Moonpies (Bootleg Series: July 08, 2012) 24. I Ain't the Girl - Brittany Brooks (Single - 2019) 25. The Bytowne Blues - Sonny Aiken (Lost, Lonesome Cowboy - 2020) 26. Rock Bottom Pop. 1 - Robbie Fulks  (Revenge [Standing] - 2007) 27. Mal Hombre - Lydia Mendoza (Single - 1934) 28. Sea of Heartbreak - Leroy Van Dyke (Walk On By - 1961) 29. Thing Like Me - Cole Bridges (Thing Like Me - 2020) 30. This Old Town - Kelsey Rae (Fortune Teller - 2016) 31. Jersey Bounce - Jeff Bradshaw & Dave Hamilton (Swingin' Country Dance Toons - 2003) 32. Colorado Trail - Ian Tyson (Ian Tyson - 1984)

Ares teatrais neste episódio da Série Pauta Musical – Especial Cinema. O clássico da literatura mundial, Os miseráveis, famoso romance de Victor Hugo, ganha mais uma vez as telas em 2012. O Revival do musical renova as suas músicas da Broadway e encanta o público mais uma vez, alcançando o primeiro lugar na Billboard. O programa conta o processo criativo de produção desse filme inovador e relembra as principais canções. Playlist da Edição: Do You Hear the People Sing?, Les Misérables: Highlights from the Motion Picture Soundtrack, Herbert Kretzmer (letrista). I Dreamed a Dream, Les Misérables: Highlights from the Motion Picture Soundtrack, Herbert Kretzmer (letrista), Anne Hathaway (intérprete). On My Own, Les Misérables: Highlights from the Motion Picture Soundtrack, Herbert Kretzmer (letrista), Samantha Barks (intérprete). Final Credits, Les Misérables: Highlights from the Motion Picture Soundtrack. Castle on a Cloud, Les Misérables: Highlights from the Motion Picture Soundtrack, Herbert Kretzmer (letrista), Isabelle Allen (intérprete). Série Pauta Musical – Especial Cinema: Um Passeio pela Magia da Música que Encanta e Completa o Universo Sonoro Cinematográfico. Uma realização da MUSICABILE em parceria com a Faculdade de Comunicação da Universidade de Brasília no Projeto de Extensão Produção Radiofônica Educativa e Conexões Culturais. Este projeto recebe o incentivo do Fundo Nacional de Cultura, Ministério da Cultura, Governo Federal. Apresentação: Ana Lucia Andrade; Pesquisa, Roteiro e Edição: Paloma Martins; Direção: Elton Bruno Pinheiro; Apoio: Laboratório de Áudio da Faculdade de Comunicação da UnB.

In the third of our series of Glee character studies, we're here to talk about all things Terri and Shelby... the common theme here being "Beth's mother and Beth's almost-mother". At the end, we take all of Shelby's featured songs and reveal the final rankings based on voting from both hosts as well as anyone who participated in the song surveys!   The 7 songs up for discussion in the rankings are: 1x19: I Dreamed a Dream (with Rachel) 1x20: Poker Face (with Rachel) 1x20: Funny Girl  3x02: Somewhere (with Rachel) 3x06: You and I/You and I (with Will) 3x07: Constant Craving 4x19: Next to Me (with Rachel)   Follow us on Twitter: @choirroompod E-mail us! Feedback, ideas, fact-checks, anything! choirroompodcast@gmail.com Want to help financially support the show? paypal.me/choirroompodcast

Have you ever faced dreams that could not be? Maybe you have felt like you could relate to Fantine in Les Miserables who sings "I Dreamed a Dream" as you confronted the dreams that would never happen, or ended sooner than expected, or still haven't happened yet. Maybe it's hopes for marriage, or an eternal family. Maybe it's hopes and dreams that are beyond your control, or that were interrupted by health, finances, and reality. Let's delve into a new focus that can spark the motivation and hope for new dreams, and goals that are within your reach.

In the 19TH episode of GleeCap, a Glee podcast, Conor is joined by Harry McDonald, and they both recap Dream On, the nineteenth episode of Glee's first season. Tune in to hear their thoughts about Bryan Ryan, I Dreamed a Dream, and all things Glee.Co-produced by Conor Burke and Daniella Harrison.

In which our heroes tackle the historical epic and question the directorial choices of Tom Hooper with special guest/snack Paul McGrath. Other topics include Child Actors, Daddy Issues, Ragtime, and our sexual attraction to Broadway Great Norm Lewis. Also, Barrie gives her top five musicals! Spoiler alert: one of them is Cats. Les Misérables (2012) Trailer (https://youtu.be/IuEFm84s4oI) Why the Music in Les Miserables (2012) is Worse Than You Thought (https://youtu.be/1ikqU6G6Xgs) Alison Luff sings "I Dreamed a Dream" (https://youtu.be/GjVBGPgSc_Q) Recommendations: Paul McGrath (https://www.instagram.com/paulmcjr/) Cobra Kai (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7221388/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1) - Available on Netflix! Barrie (https://www.instagram.com/barriejoyyy/)   Niche & Unclear (https://nicheandunclearpodcast.podbean.com/) - Wherever podcasts can be found. Glee (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1327801/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) - Also on Netflix! Anthony (https://www.instagram.com/z_alfano/) Musicalsplaining (https://www.instagram.com/musicalsplaining/?hl=en) - Wherever podcasts can be found. Email us at: TheTwoCousinsPod@gmail.com Find us on Instagram Here (https://www.instagram.com/thetwocousinspodcast/) - @thetwocousinspodcast Intro/Outro:  "Fuzzball Parade" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

I Dreamed in E flat major - by Pianovelist Edit Olga Paraíso Una brisa de verano agradable. Yo miraba el brillo del sol, ¿dónde estabas tú? Perdido en el pensamiento y perdido en el tiempo mientras las semillas de la vida eran plantadas, afuera la lluvia caía lenta y oscura, mientras reflexionaba sobre este peligroso pensamiento tomé un paseo celestial a través de nuestro silencio y supe que había llegado el momento, para matar el pasado y volver a la vida. Y me dirigí de nuevo hacia el sol brillante. "Pink Floyd" Visita nuestro Podcast Historias para ser leídas, literatura, ciencia-ficción, historias fantásticas y terror. - Síguenos en Twitter y no te pierdas nada @hleidas - Canal Youtube: Olga Paraíso

I Dreamed in E flat major - by Pianovelist Edit Olga Paraíso Una brisa de verano agradable. Yo miraba el brillo del sol, ¿dónde estabas tú? Perdido en el pensamiento y perdido en el tiempo mientras las semillas de la vida eran plantadas, afuera la lluvia caía lenta y oscura, mientras reflexionaba sobre este peligroso pensamiento tomé un paseo celestial a través de nuestro silencio y supe que había llegado el momento, para matar el pasado y volver a la vida. Y me dirigí de nuevo hacia el sol brillante. "Pink Floyd" Visita nuestro Podcast Historias para ser leídas, literatura, ciencia-ficción, historias fantásticas y terror. - Síguenos en Twitter y no te pierdas nada @hleidas - Canal Youtube: Olga Paraíso

1. I Dreamed a Dream 2. Bin Night 3. Morning 4. Supermarket Etiquette 5. Air Pod

My guest is the award-winning musical theatre director, Laurence Connor. In this special three-episode series, Laurence talks to me about his career – and the blockbuster productions he has directed all over the world for Cameron Mackintosh and Andrew Lloyd Webber. These include: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Chess, Miss Saigon, Les Misérables, School of Rock, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Phantom of the Opera, Oliver! and The King and I. He is also the director of the new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, Cinderella.I wanted to find out how he got to where he is today, what it takes to create a critically acclaimed West End production - and the big question musical theatre actors everywhere want to know... how you get a part in one of his shows!In this second episode Laurence talks to me about:When he told Cameron Mackintosh he thought The Phantom of the Opera was 'a bit stale'.How Cameron and he audition actors - and why Cameron sometimes 'saves you from yourself'.Why casting ensembles for shows is hard.Why he wishes every young actor could see what it's like being on the other side of the casting table.What he looks for when casting young performers - and his top tips for getting a part in one of his shows.The importance of just being yourself in auditions.Where the inspiration for his Jesus Christ Superstar arena tour production came from.The incredible story of how they found the actor who played Dewey Finn in the original School of Rock production.Look out for episode three - when Laurence talks about his AMAZING challenge and prize. Coming soon!THANK YOU LAURENCE!Music credits:"Overture" from The Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary concert at the Royal Albert Hall"The Movie In My Mind" from the Miss Saigon Original Cast Album"I Dreamed a Dream" from the Les Misérables Live! 2010 Cast Album"When I Climb to the Top of Mount Rock" from The Original Broadway Cast of School of Rock Album"Heaven On Their Minds" from Tim Minchin Unmasked: The Platinum CollectionLaurence's website is (PLEASE NOTE: AUDIO QUALITY IS VARIABLE BECAUSE OF INTERNET ISSUES DURING RECORDING)

DISCLAIMER Suite à des problèmes techniques rencontrés pendant l'enregistrement de ce podcast, certains intervenants de l'épisode ont dû réenregistrer leurs pistes, créant quelques différences de son susceptibles d'être remarquées. Nous nous excusons de la gêne occasionnée et vous souhaitons malgré tout une excellente écoute ! Après une absence forcée, le Lemon Adaptation Club s'adapte à la situation du confinement avec un enregistrement à distance, et vous propose enfin le dernier volet du cycle consacré aux adaptations cinématographiques de musicals. Ici, ce sont enfin "Les Misérables" qui sont évoqués, d'après le roman de Victor Hugo qui a fait l'objet d'un nombre incalculable d'adaptations au cinéma, à la télévision et sur les planches. En compagnie de Anne-Pauline (insta : @apireading), de Benji (le podcast @Logos) et de Johanna, passionnée de musicals et étudiante en audiovisuel, Océane se penche sur une oeuvre fondamentale de la littérature française qui aura connu 1001 adaptations avant que Tom Hooper ne s'en empare pour le cinéma, avec un résultat très contrasté qui fait encore débat 7 ans après sa sortie. Alors, Russell Crowe en Javert, on en dit quoi ? On vous remercie de votre patience dans cette période compliquée, et on espère que le résultat vous plaira. Vous pouvez nous retrouver sur Apple, Spotify, Deezer - et bien sûr, Soundcloud. N'oubliez pas également de vous abonner à nos réseaux sociaux (sur Twitter notamment : @LemonAClub) pour ne rien manquer de l'actualité du podcast et des épisodes à venir. Enfin, chaleureux remerciements pour Corentin, qui aura monté ce podcast dans des conditions particulières, la technologie ne nous ayant pas particulièrement aidés pendant l'enregistrement de cet épisode ! Prenez soin de vous, et à très bientôt ! Intro : "Who Am I ?" par Hugh Jackman Outro : "I Dreamed a Dream" par Anne Hathaway Morceaux disponibles tous deux sur la bande-originale des Misérables (2013)

1. The Work Experience Guy 2. Arguing with Social Distancing 3. Group calls with mates 4. The Aussie accent overseas 5. Isolation Beards 6. I Dreamed a Dream 7. Need for Speed Update: Not Quite Up to Speed

Smear some vaseline on your teeth and set phasers to stunning because this week we watched season 1, episode 12 “Beauty Contest” (Original airdate May 12th, 1998. Written by Dana Baratta, directed by Arvin Brown). The judges give this episode high marks for coachalingus and 90’s extras but had to deduct a lot of points for character assassination and the end of music as we know it. Find us on twitter and instagram, like / rate / review and spread the word wherever you can! If you’re looking for our carefully cultivated playlist, we’re on Spotify: Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow? Want to learn more about Les Miserable and how it swept the 1990’s nation? Check out the Slate article Gabby references in the ep: I Dreamed a Tween

I Dreamed about becoming a CCA... a what?

"I dream’d in a dream, I saw a city invincible to theattacks of the whole of the rest of the earth;I dream’d that was the new City of Friends;Nothing was greater there than the quality of robustlove—it led the rest;It was seen every hour in the actions of the men ofthat city,And in all their looks and words." - “I Dreamed a Dream” by Walt Whitman xx Atticus@atticuspoetrywww.atticuspoetry.com

One of the most celebrated musicals in theater history opened June 18 at the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville as part of the revival’s national tour. Cameron Mackintosh’s re-imaginging of the classic musical based on the Victor Hugo novel ran on Broadway for two-and-a-half years before hitting the road. Now, the production is showing at the WAC through June 23, with very limited tickets remaining. Actor Mary Kate Moore stars as Fantine, who performs the show’s iconic number “I Dreamed a Dream.” Moore stopped by the NWADG office to chat with What’s Up! associate editor Jocelyn Murphy about being part of such a storied show. -- FAQ WHEN — 7 p.m. June 19; 1:30 & 7 p.m. June 20; 8 p.m. June 21 & 22; 2 p.m. June 22 & 23 WHERE — Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville COST — $68-$107 INFO — 443-5600, waltonartscenter.org, lesmis.com FYI — Very limited tickets remain

Today, Rev. Flowers introduced our new sermon series entitled "Gospel in Showtunes". Each week, we will hear a great piece of music from an all-time favorite show and listen for the Gospel word God has for us. First, our special guest Katie Sorey used her powerful voice to bring us "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Misérables, then Rev. Flowers used Psalm 10 and Mark 14:32-39 to bring us a message on "Release".

If you've ever wanted more true, life-fulfilling success in your life, then do we have the Guidebook to Authentic Success show for you. Today I”ll be talking with Carl Massy, coach, author co-owner of the 5-star yoga-center in Bali called the Practice, and the author of a brilliant book on success that'll truly gets to the heart of the matter The Guidebook to Authentic Success, Beyond the Measure of Money. And that's just what I want to talk with him about today, about true, authentic success, what it means to you, and how to achieve it. Topics Include: How'd Carl Massy end up in the Australian Defense Force? How did he feel while a bomb expert for the Athens Olympics? Did he feel “successful” at the time? What does our health tell us about our true success? What does it mean to be authentically successful – and what does “authentic” mean? How did Carl Massy go from bomb defense to health coaching? What happened after Carl say Tony Robbins in 1999? What are the “authentic success pillars” What's the importance of growth? How do we know if we have “meaningful life goals?” What does “financial flow” mean? What does it mean to be aligned with our authentic self? What does it mean to “vision success” and how do we begin? How do we optimize our brains for success? How do we determine our vision, desire and goals? What's the importance of passion, and what does it mean for our life-path? What does it mean to develop our level of passion through our whys? What's the importance of meaning and what does it really mean to us? What can we learn about Susan Boyle who's “I Dreamed a Dream” singing on Britain's Got Talent in 2009 went viral? How do we tap into this “power”? What do we need to know about the word “can't”? What are a few great questions we can ask ourselves about our identities? Why is Carl Massy a bit of a tyrant with coaching clients about what comes out of their mouths? Recommended book “Your Body Keeps the Score” by Dr. Van Der Kolk To find out more visit: CarlMassy.com and check out his yoga retreat center www.ThePracticeBali.com And for free meditations, weekly tips, stories and similar shows visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

This week the gang talks about everything from werewolves to the legitimacy of Anne Hathaway's career. They review everything from the 1945 classic Mildred Pierce to Paw Patrol. They truly cover it all on I see Movies Too.  Music selection this week: Wolf Suite Part 1 written by Danny Elfman for The Wolfman (2010) soundtrack, I Dreamed a Dream from the Les Mieserables (2012) soundtrack performed by Anne Hathaway and 'You Know My Name' performed by Chris Cornell from the Casino Royale (2006) soundtrack.  Movies spoiled this week are: Cursed (2005), Darkest Hour (2017), Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017), We Bought a Zoo (2011) and Interstellar (2014).  To check out Anne Hathaway's career and judge for yourself click below:  https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004266/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Nothing but net this week, as the fellas speak on the US Men’s Olympic Basketball team: the 1992 Dream Team. Don’t miss any of the action as Brian remembers the difference between “collegiate” and “cordial”, Adam wears himself out just thinking about Michael Jordan’s schedule, and Paul gives us all a reason to give a … Continue reading Episode 20 – I Dreamed a Dream of the 1992 Dream Team →

Welcome to our brand new podcast: Our Work at Home Life with Jason & Jami. Each week we are going to bring you these mini-training sessions with practical hands on resources for growing your own blog or online business! This podcast has been a LONG time coming, and Jason and I are both so excited to kick it off. Today we are going to be sharing a little bit about our story, how we came to work from home full time, and how we make our money.  If you are curious about how it's possible to work from home full time running an online business (and how you can do it too!), then this episode is for you. Then make sure to head back for our next episode. We are going to be jumping straight into our training sessions when we chat about how to launch your very own digital product.  Our Story I started my very first blog back in 2009. I fell in love with blogging and then in 2012 I started our main blog, Young Wife's Guide. I had no idea at that time that it would become our family's full time income in just three short years. The very first thing we made some money on was an eBook on gardening that I sold for $5.95. I was making like $20 here or there and it was SO exciting!! Later that year, I was approached by a friend to put my book in this brand new eBook bundle she was putting together. That year my gardening book was in the first ever Healthy Living Bundle and I made a few hundred dollars! I think this was a turning point for us. We realized that I could actually make a little income from this.  So my goal was to be able to build this up a little bit to have a small side income for when we had kids and I stayed home. Slowly we started working on this blog and building up a bit of side income.  And then in December of 2015, Jason quit his full time job in sales to be able to come home and run our businesses from home.  We've now been running our online businesses full time for over 18 months and I don't think we could ever go back! This business and running it from home has become such a blessing to our family.  How we make money One of the biggest things that people ask us is how we make an income from home. They hear that we run a blog full time and people assume we must run ads on our blog.  But in reality - we actually don't run ANY outside ads on our blog. So how do we make money? Here's the breakdown (these numbers are approximate):  20% of our income comes from affiliate sales & sponsored posts 80% of our income comes from selling our own products: digital items, courses, conferences, our academy, etc.    Breakdown of 20%  These are the percentages for 2016. These seem to be holding true for 2017 but there are still a lot of months in the year left, so that could change.  Affiliate Sales Being an affiliate for companies is a wonderful way to start making a little bit of income. It's easy in some ways because you don't have to have your own products or anything.  Basically you sign up for an affiliate program with some business or product you already love. They give you a special affiliate link which you then share on your blog, social media, etc. Then whenever anyone purchases something through that link, you get a percentage of that sale.  So for Young Wife's Guide (a homemaking blog), that means that I've been an affiliate for natural cleaners, a meal planning website, amazon book recommendations, and more.  Sponsored Posts I also work with companies on a VERY limited basis to do sponsored posts. What this means is that a company will pay me up front to promote their business or product to my audience.  I do these on a very limited basis and ONLY ever do it for companies that I 100% believe in and would recommend their products anyway. One thing for 2017 we are exploring more is podcast sponsorship for my homemaking podcast: The Homemaking Foundations Podcast.  Breakdown of 80%  We've done a few things in our business life that has made all the difference!! The first thing was starting our online conference 4 years ago, and the second thing was starting an online digital store. Here's some more details: Homemaking Ministries Store I've been creating digital products for years. The more products we added, the more we realized that we needed a central "store" for all our products. I DREAMED of having a library where my customers could log in and access everything they've purchased from me under one login.  So we paid for an expensive custom website which ended up not working and eventually landed on using New Kajabi for our store (which is what this website is also now run on). And we are in LOVE. It's not perfect and still has a few minor things we would change, but overall it has everything we need! (And don't worry  - we plan on covering Kajabi in depth in the future and breaking down everything we love about itOur Conference The other thing that has had the most impact is launching our first every online conference in 2014! We had no idea what we were doing, figuring out the technology was a NIGHTMARE, but here we are on our 4th year and still going strong. Our conference has opened up the door to working with other bloggers and ultimately creating our online academy: My Homemaking Mentor!  The vast majority of our income comes from selling those two products: our annual conference and our academy. The other smaller products help to fill in the gaps. Every $20 here and there really adds up and helps us pay our bills!  Our Next Big Project:  The next big project that we will be turning our attention to is our physical store. We have started an online store with physical products. So far we have t-shirts and Scripture memory cards in the store, but we are slowly working on adding more items to that.  Our goal by the end of the year is to have 15-20 items in the store!! This has been a really fun new adventure into the realm of physical products, shipping, and sending things out.  You can see our store here: Homemaking Ministries Store. And then make sure to stay tuned next week for episode #2. We are going to be talking about How to launch a digital product - a big picture overview!

in which Mary and i crap on sonnets, gush about bookmaking, and trade nostalgia for places we've never been... twitter: @_girlflame blog: https://maryadellecom.wordpress.com GIRLFLAME: https://maryadellecom.wordpress.com/girlflame/ other things referenced: Nox by Anne Carson - http://www.ndbooks.com/book/nox http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2010/07/12/the-unfolding "I Dreamed a Dream" sung by Anne Hathaway - https://vimeo.com/57708415 the color of oxblood - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxblood Brenda Shaughnessy - https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems-and-poets/poets/detail/brenda-shaughnessy Carrie Murphy - http://www.carrie-murphy.com/ "I Am The King Of My Own Life" by Carrie Murphy - https://ilkjournal.com/journal/issue-ten/carrie-murphy/ Like Water for Chocolate by Laura Esquivel- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Like_Water_for_Chocolate Beloved by Toni Morrison - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beloved_(novel) Eddie Izzard Dress to Kill - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeRX2mdpZi8&noredirect=1 Calvin Trillin's New Yorker poem - www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/04…y-calvin-trillin and responses to it - blog.angryasianman.com/2016/04/write…n-out-of.html blog.angryasianman.com/2016/04/have-…oems-yet.html smithsonianapa.org/now/run-ways-insult-asians-yet/ the motherload - aaww.org/in-the-room-calvin-trillin/

Theme: Avenue G at the DNC Recorded July 16, 2016 > SONG: Gettin’ Ready > SONG: Nuttin’ From Nuttin’ > SONG: I’m A Woman (Hillary) > Off to the DNC! > Emcees Fran Dresher & John Oliver > SONG: Super Delegates > SONG: Let’s Get Liberal > Ed jams with Bill Clinton > SONG: When I Was the Man (Bill Clinton) > Martha helps Bernie Sanders get dressed > Andy & Hillary reunite > I Dreamed a Dream (Hillary) > Jim jams with Barack > SONG: Pass the Kouchie (Barack Obama) > Meaningful epilogue > SONG: América > For more Ave G info & fun, visit our website, http://www.avenue-g.net > For mobile devices, get the free Podomatic app for mobile devices at https://goo.gl/csK2rX > Avenue G presents a live show at 7:00PM every 1st friday at Alma Mater, 7165 Germantown Avenue, in Philadelphia, PA

The dilemma of the poor in Les Misérables The music of the stage show Les Misérables touches many emotions, from the tear-jerking “I Dreamed a Dream”, the haunting “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables”, of unreturned love “On My Own” to the final rousing anthem, “Do You Hear The People Sing?” Two themes dominate the storyline. Firstly, there is the theme of justice without mercy: heartless Javert’s relentlessly pursues Valjean in the name of legalistic justice, even after Valjean becomes a reformed character. Secondly, there is the dilemma that the poor and oppressed (or Les Misérables) of France face, as they suffer while the heartless rich indulge and maintain their lavish lifestyle while ignoring those mush less fortunate than themselves. Should the underclass too try to look after ‘number one’, like the corrupt innkeeper and his wife? Should they follow the path of rebellion, unmercifully turning the tables on the aristocracy in order to become rich themselves? Or should they follow Valjean’s example of grace and mercy now while seeking a better future in God’s kingdom? We face the similar dilemmas in various ways It may not seem immediately obvious, but we face similar dilemmas. Should we follow the path of doing what is wrong, in order to get what we want – do the ends justify the means? Or should we follow God and do what is right, depending on him in the present as we look forward to the fulfilment of promised blessing with him for eternity? Should we compromise our morals for short term gain, or keep integrity and look forward to future blessing as we struggle through current difficulties with God’s strength? Of course, at the same time, we can campaign for truth and justice, in a non-violent manner. (In extreme circumstances, though, it is necessary to overthrow a completely unjust regime, but most situations are much less clear-cut than this.) A Godly alternative to violence and force People often resort to bullying or violence at school, in the office or at home, in order to get their way. Employers and governments too have historically used force to obtain or maintain their position of power and control (such as Syria’s use of force over its citizens at present). Yet, the Bible teaches that meekness (or as it is often translated, gentleness) is an alternative to the use of force. The original word in Greek is used of wild animals that have been tamed, that are under control. They don’t lose their strength, but have it under control. Meekness is not the same as weakness, even though they may look similar at times. In the Bible, meekness is most often described in the context of enduring situations that cannot easily be changed or improved, in a patient, self-controlled manner, while looking forward to God’s blessing in the future. This is the context of Psalm 37, and where Jesus alludes to verse 11 in the beatitude: “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.” Matthew 5:5 Bullying, direct action that involves violence, violent demonstrations, and terrorism are therefore clearly all against God’s will. He is the one who will avenge in the long run, and we must respond peacefully in all but the worst situations. nevertheless, peaceful action can be very effective, bringing significant changes. The Bible calls for believers to campaign for justice, and to defend the powerless. But that doesn’t necessarily mean the use of force or violence to do so. It is worth remembering that Jesus taught the beatitudes in a context where others promoted force and armed insurrection against Roman occupation. A guaranteed inheritance, if we will only follow God’s way The famous atheist Frederick Nietzsche, who coined the phrase “God is dead,” once said, “Assert yourself. Care for nothing except yourself. The only vice is weakness and the only virtue is strength. Be strong. Be a superman. The world is yours if you work hard enough for it.” Instead of looking after ‘number one’ by force, Jesus commends meekness and trust in God. Nietzsche could only strive towards his goals, but in contrast God promises to deliver for those who trust in him and follow his way. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5:5 that the meek ‘will inherit’ it all. That is a wonderful promise. But first, we need to trust in Jesus, and have the Spirit of God in our lives We might therefore be tempted to try to follow God’s way of meekness, in order to deserve the promised blessing. However, that would be a mistake. This is because we are naturally not meek. We fail when we try to do what we ought to. Yet, as Paul teaches: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness (meekness) and self-control.” (Galatians 5:22–23, NIV84) In order to have the fruit of the Spirit, we need to have the Spirit of God. In order to have the Spirit of God, we need to have saving faith in Jesus Christ: “Because those who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God.” (Romans 8:14, NIV84) (If you would like to pray a prayer to trust in Jesus, you could use this one. )

The dilemma of the poor in Les Misérables The music of the stage show Les Misérables touches many emotions, from the tear-jerking “I Dreamed a Dream”, the haunting “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables”, of unreturned love “On My Own” to the final rousing anthem, “Do You Hear The People Sing?” Two themes dominate the storyline. Firstly, there is the theme of justice without mercy: heartless Javert’s relentlessly pursues Valjean in the name of legalistic justice, even after Valjean becomes a reformed character. Secondly, there is the dilemma that the poor and oppressed (or Les Misérables) of France face, as they suffer while the heartless rich indulge and maintain their lavish lifestyle while ignoring those mush less fortunate than themselves. Should the underclass too try to look after ‘number one’, like the corrupt innkeeper and his wife? Should they follow the path of rebellion, unmercifully turning the tables on the aristocracy in order to become rich themselves? Or should they follow Valjean’s example of grace and mercy now while seeking a better future in God’s kingdom? We face the similar dilemmas in various ways It may not seem immediately obvious, but we face similar dilemmas. Should we follow the path of doing what is wrong, in order to get what we want – do the ends justify the means? Or should we follow God and do what is right, depending on him in the present as we look forward to the fulfilment of promised blessing with him for eternity? Should we compromise our morals for short term gain, or keep integrity and look forward to future blessing as we struggle through current difficulties with God’s strength? Of course, at the same time, we can campaign for truth and justice, in a non-violent manner. (In extreme circumstances, though, it is necessary to overthrow a completely unjust regime, but most situations are much less clear-cut than this.) A Godly alternative to violence and force People often resort to bullying or violence at school, in the office or at home, in order to get their way. Employers and governments too have historically used force to obtain or maintain their position of power and control (such as Syria’s use of force over its citizens at present). Yet, the Bible teaches that meekness (or as it is often translated, gentleness) is an alternative to the use of force. The original word in Greek is used of wild animals that have been tamed, that are under control. They don’t lose their strength, but have it under control. Meekness is not the same as weakness, even though they may look similar at times. In the Bible, meekness is most often described in the context of enduring situations that cannot easily be changed or improved, in a patient, self-controlled manner, while looking forward to God’s blessing in the future. This is the context of Psalm 37, and where Jesus alludes to verse 11 in the beatitude: “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.” Matthew 5:5 Bullying, direct action that involves violence, violent demonstrations, and terrorism are therefore clearly all against God’s will. He is the one who will avenge in the long run, and we must respond peacefully in all but the worst situations. nevertheless, peaceful action can be very effective, bringing significant changes. The Bible calls for believers to campaign for justice, and to defend the powerless. But that doesn’t necessarily mean the use of force or violence to do so. It is worth remembering that Jesus taught the beatitudes in a context where others promoted force and armed insurrection against Roman occupation. A guaranteed inheritance, if we will only follow God’s way The famous atheist Frederick Nietzsche, who coined the phrase “God is dead,” once said, “Assert yourself. Care for nothing except yourself. The only vice is weakness and the only virtue is strength. Be strong. Be a superman. The world is yours if you work hard enough for it.” Instead of looking after ‘number one’ by force, Jesus commends meekness and trust in God. Nietzsche could only strive towards his goals, but in contrast God promises to deliver for those who trust in him and follow his way. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5:5 that the meek ‘will inherit’ it all. That is a wonderful promise. But first, we need to trust in Jesus, and have the Spirit of God in our lives We might therefore be tempted to try to follow God’s way of meekness, in order to deserve the promised blessing. However, that would be a mistake. This is because we are naturally not meek. We fail when we try to do what we ought to. Yet, as Paul teaches: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness (meekness) and self-control.” (Galatians 5:22–23, NIV84) In order to have the fruit of the Spirit, we need to have the Spirit of God. In order to have the Spirit of God, we need to have saving faith in Jesus Christ: “Because those who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God.” (Romans 8:14, NIV84) (If you would like to pray a prayer to trust in Jesus, you could use this one. )

The dilemma of the poor in Les Misérables The music of the stage show Les Misérables touches many emotions, from the tear-jerking “I Dreamed a Dream”, the haunting “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables”, of unreturned love “On My Own” to the final rousing anthem, “Do You Hear The People Sing?” Two themes dominate the storyline. Firstly, there is the theme of justice without mercy: heartless Javert’s relentlessly pursues Valjean in the name of legalistic justice, even after Valjean becomes a reformed character. Secondly, there is the dilemma that the poor and oppressed (or Les Misérables) of France face, as they suffer while the heartless rich indulge and maintain their lavish lifestyle while ignoring those mush less fortunate than themselves. Should the underclass too try to look after ‘number one’, like the corrupt innkeeper and his wife? Should they follow the path of rebellion, unmercifully turning the tables on the aristocracy in order to become rich themselves? Or should they follow Valjean’s example of grace and mercy now while seeking a better future in God’s kingdom? We face the similar dilemmas in various ways It may not seem immediately obvious, but we face similar dilemmas. Should we follow the path of doing what is wrong, in order to get what we want – do the ends justify the means? Or should we follow God and do what is right, depending on him in the present as we look forward to the fulfilment of promised blessing with him for eternity? Should we compromise our morals for short term gain, or keep integrity and look forward to future blessing as we struggle through current difficulties with God’s strength? Of course, at the same time, we can campaign for truth and justice, in a non-violent manner. (In extreme circumstances, though, it is necessary to overthrow a completely unjust regime, but most situations are much less clear-cut than this.) A Godly alternative to violence and force People often resort to bullying or violence at school, in the office or at home, in order to get their way. Employers and governments too have historically used force to obtain or maintain their position of power and control (such as Syria’s use of force over its citizens at present). Yet, the Bible teaches that meekness (or as it is often translated, gentleness) is an alternative to the use of force. The original word in Greek is used of wild animals that have been tamed, that are under control. They don’t lose their strength, but have it under control. Meekness is not the same as weakness, even though they may look similar at times. In the Bible, meekness is most often described in the context of enduring situations that cannot easily be changed or improved, in a patient, self-controlled manner, while looking forward to God’s blessing in the future. This is the context of Psalm 37, and where Jesus alludes to verse 11 in the beatitude: “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.” Matthew 5:5 Bullying, direct action that involves violence, violent demonstrations, and terrorism are therefore clearly all against God’s will. He is the one who will avenge in the long run, and we must respond peacefully in all but the worst situations. nevertheless, peaceful action can be very effective, bringing significant changes. The Bible calls for believers to campaign for justice, and to defend the powerless. But that doesn’t necessarily mean the use of force or violence to do so. It is worth remembering that Jesus taught the beatitudes in a context where others promoted force and armed insurrection against Roman occupation. A guaranteed inheritance, if we will only follow God’s way The famous atheist Frederick Nietzsche, who coined the phrase “God is dead,” once said, “Assert yourself. Care for nothing except yourself. The only vice is weakness and the only virtue is strength. Be strong. Be a superman. The world is yours if you work hard enough for it.” Instead of looking after ‘number one’ by force, Jesus commends meekness and trust in God. Nietzsche could only strive towards his goals, but in contrast God promises to deliver for those who trust in him and follow his way. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5:5 that the meek ‘will inherit’ it all. That is a wonderful promise. But first, we need to trust in Jesus, and have the Spirit of God in our lives We might therefore be tempted to try to follow God’s way of meekness, in order to deserve the promised blessing. However, that would be a mistake. This is because we are naturally not meek. We fail when we try to do what we ought to. Yet, as Paul teaches: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness (meekness) and self-control.” (Galatians 5:22–23, NIV84) In order to have the fruit of the Spirit, we need to have the Spirit of God. In order to have the Spirit of God, we need to have saving faith in Jesus Christ: “Because those who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God.” (Romans 8:14, NIV84) (If you would like to pray a prayer to trust in Jesus, you could use this one. )

On April 11, 2009 there was the shock heard around the world, when a women from Blackburn, West Lothian, Scotland walked on stage to sing. Just prior to singing she was asked "What's the dream?""I'm trying to be a professional singer?" she replied."And why hasn't it worked out so far Susan?""I've never been given a chance before, but here's hoping that it will change."With that she went on to sing her version of I Dreamed a Dream and suddenly the world new who Susan Boyle was. She became an overnight success and YouTube sensation and her debut I Dreamed a Dream album went on to sell over 9 million copies. A truly remarkable story. And one that could have easily never been told had she not taken those steps to make it happen and have her voice heard. It all came down to putting it out there and seeing what would happen; in her words "I've never been given a chance before, but here's hoping that it will change."And that is what today's show is about, getting something out there because you never know who is going to see it.Today I am talking to Olivier Asselin and Stefan Sobkowiak about their dream and the steps they took to make it a reality. From concept to final product we go through the making of The Permaculture Orchard. Now you may say, Diego, that's great, but I don't make videos. And I would say, the making of the video is a metaphor for anything that you go out there and do - focusing on quality over quantity and making it happen. Just like permaculture design itself the principles are applicable to a wide range of topics.But like anything else, it goes beyond the technique to taking the steps to actually make it happen. Ideas are great, but execution is paramount. As Stefan says, "anytime you have an idea it really comes down to what are you going to do with it. If you just let it sit you won't know if it flies or not." Show Notes: www.permaculturevoices.com/56

  Toddske and Tito welcome Terri Mort, Claude Giroux, Steph Link and Misty Oakes to the Dining Room Table to discuss the next Keyano Theatre Production, LES MISERABLES! The post Episode 92 – I Dreamed a Dream appeared first on YMM Podcast.

Episode 22: Les Miserables YouTube Fireside Chat The movie for Les Miz is coming out in a couple of days. In this last episode of the year, Lindsay and Craig talk about the musical, their favourite songs and the emotional impact of them when sung in another language. I Dreamed a Dream - Lea Salonga http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=356YjN91Oe8 I Dreamed a Dream - Ruthie Henshall http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBg2-oZClS0 I Dreamed a Dream - Anne Hathaway http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk5UStefYmE Patti Lupone I Dreamed a Dream http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNNPWvUqB-U Un Dia Mas http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKrqo6at_X8 Sal el Sol http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=6o5JeLsvkPs&NR=1 Alfie Boe - Prologue http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=G1RuIYMFpgM#t=544s Subscribe to The Theatrefolk Podcast On iTunes. On Stitcher. Episode Transcript Lindsay: Welcome to TFP, The Theatrefolk Podcast. I'm Lindsay Price, resident playwright for Theatrefolk. Hello. I hope you're well. Thanks for listening. Today, it's a YouTube Fireside Chat with myself and Craig Mason, and we're talking Les Miz. But first, some Theatrefolk news. Okay, we're still on December, so there's not a lot of news except there is something very, very exciting that's coming up at the end of the month. Just because it's December, that should not mean that we stop Free Play Sunday. So even though it is before Christmas, we're going to give you a little present after Christmas. Last Sunday in December, tune in to our Facebook page and our Twitter page, and we will be giving away PDFs of some of our plays. We don't know what they are yet, but they're going to be, of course, exciting, wonderful, a good read. And lastly, where, oh where can you find this podcast? We post new episodes every Wednesday on our blog, Theatrefolk.com. You can also find us through the Stitcher app on our Facebook page, and you can subscribe to TFP on iTunes. All you have to do is search on the word “Theatrefolk.” Okay, so it is just before Christmas and there is something very, very exciting for some people that is coming out just before Christmas, and that is the movie version of Les Miz. Craig, can you feel the excitement in the air? Craig: I can hear the people sing. Lindsay: Can you…? [Laughs] Are they singing the songs of angry men? Craig: They might be. Lindsay: [Laughs] And so we thought a perfect way to end our podcasts for the year before we take a little break would be to do a YouTube Fireside Chat on Les Miz, because there are a million squillion jillion different versions out there and concerts. There was lots to find on YouTube, wasn't there? Craig: It's all on YouTube. You can find just about anything on there. You could just sit there all day watching different Les Miz clips. So we kind of had to organize this a little bit. Lindsay: Yes. So what we thought would be a really good thing to do, to take a look at one song and look at different versions of it. And I think there are…you know, I say this is the most iconic song that I… No, I think there are a couple of... Oh, you know, there's a lot of… It's a very iconic large Greek theatre kind of musical anyway, so it's really hard to pinpoint one iconic song. But I really like this one, and that's I Dreamed a Dream. And of course, it is sung by Fantine right after she gets kicked out of her job. And I like this song because I've read the book, and it's literally like 10 chapters like [makes slurping sound] all into one song, and I just think that's good writing. And it's got a nice beat, you can dance to it. Craig: Well, it is a fantastic song. I mean, it's a great song for a singer. It follows this Sondheim thing about every song should be a one-act play. And I mean, this is actually a five-act play, this song… Lindsay: Yeah. Craig: …which covers the whole journey of her life and everything that like led to the lowness that it ha...

Ten year old actor Kwesi Boakye made his first appearance on BuzzWorthy Radio to talk about his role in Tyler Perry's new movie, "I Can Do Bad All By Myself." Boakye also spoke of how he started acting as well as his other roles in television and film. Lance Reddick is best known for his ability to play strong, multidimensional characters on television and in films. His memorable turn as "Lt. Cedric Daniels" on the critically acclaimed cable series "The Wire" brought him a global fan base. Reddick recently reprised his role as "Matthew Abbadon" on the hit series "Lost," and was also recently seen opposite Mariah Carey in Lee Daniels' independent feature "Tennessee." Reddick is also known for his outstanding work on "The Corner," "Oz," "CSI: Miami," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and the cable film "Keep the Faith, Baby" with Harry Lennix. His feature film credits include work opposite Daniel Craig and Kim Basinger in "I Dreamed of Africa," Ed Zwick's "The Siege," Alfonso Cuar?n's "Great Expectations," the indie production "Bad City" and "The Way of War" with Academy Award winner Cuba Gooding Jr.

This podcast is about Susan Boyle, the Scottish singer who recently became very famous all over the world on YouTube. The feature section is about her and her performance of "I Dreamed a Dream" from the musical Les Miserables. Why was it so special? Why have so many people in the world seen it? Why has she become so famous? Why do the Americans love her? CLICK HERE TO READ A TRANSCRIPT AND FOR DEFINITIONS OF IDIOMS IN THIS EPISODE http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2009/04/30/episode-6-susan-boyle/ 

La nuova aria della primavera che torna ispira un episodio un po' diverso, o forse è solo che non ho avuto il tempo di preparare una scaletta. Pensatela come vi pare, il risultato è pronto per le vostre orecchie: un'intro celeberrimo (chi lo indovina?), una vagonata di musica, le vostre email e il ritorno dei pirati... grrrrrrr! I link: I Dreamed a Dream, una lezione a chi è avvezzo a dare giudizi troppo in fretta. Siee Giuee Accaso DecameroneCast Confessioni di un Sicario dell'Economia La musica: Telling On Trixie (Mad About You) Show Me The Skyline (Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is) Audio Race (It's Not Goodbye) In This Moment (Beautyful Tragedy) Echovalve (Dirty Little Secret) Steriogram (Satan is a Lady) Violent Divine (Blackheart) The Erotics (Rock'n Roll Killing Machine) Rock Feller (Kiss & Fly)

This week, Kalob and Jacob discuss talents and how we can recognize the things that we’re good at. Talents are an integral part of becoming successful. We also talk about how you can develop and hone your skills once you recognize what they are.Pre-ShowJacob makes sure he’s actually using his good mic to record. :)Follow UpBiz4Good ShowOur episode: La Felicidad – Get your success QUEST ON!!! with Kalob and JacobOUR FIRST EVENT!Start Your Journey to SuccessDate & Time: September 21, 2019 6:00pm - 9:00pmLocation: Kiln 26 S. Rio Grande St., Suite 2072 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101Get your tickets! (Limited Space) Only $10America’s Got TalentKodi Lee - Blind & Autistic: Wows You With A Historical Music Moment! - America's Got Talent 2019A great platform that shows unconventional people and their great talents. Susan Boyle's First Audition 'I Dreamed a Dream' | Britain's Got TalentShin Lim - AGT 2018 WinnerEric Chin - AGT magicianGreg Morton AuditionTalentsEVERYONE has talentsOften we have a tendency to be overly critical of ourselves.We need to be kind to ourselves and recognize our talents, gifts and abilities. Don’t take it too far and become egotistical or prideful though.Micah Harmon (Jacob’s Brother) Youtube ChannelJacob’s TalentsBeing a nice personTechnologyI keep my word. Kalob’s TalentsI can bring the energy. SingingPublic SpeakingHow to recognize talentsAsk those that are close to youAsk us :) Developing TalentsTalents aren’t static. We can get better and worse at them. We need to invest in talents. It takes work and energyChoose something that you want to be good at and spend time doing itThe Parable of the Talents: Matthew 25:14-30Follow Jacob:WebsiteLinkedInTwitter: @jacob_m_harmonFollow Kalob:LinkedInFollow SuccessQuest:WebsiteBlogFacebookLinkedInTwitter: @MySuccessQuestListen & SubscribeApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsOvercastSpotifyWe’d love to hear from you!Have some feedback about the show? Feel free to reach out to us at podcast@MySuccessQuest.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or your favorite app to help more people discover the show!