Podcasts about If Walls Could Talk

Mike Siegel: Have Jokes Will Travel Mike Siegel is a stand-up comedian, TV host, and actor. For nine years, he hosted TBS network's TBS Movie EXTRA and has hosted numerous other network shows including HGTV's If Walls Could Talk and What You Get For the Money, GSN Live on the Game Show Network, and The Next GAC Star on GAC. COMEDY DYNAMICS YouTube Facebook X (Twitter) TikTok Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This Morning, it's a song about nothing, we play OTF for prizes, Comedian Preacher Lawson joins us before heading to Helium Comedy Club this weekend, Jim Kelly joins us for the Jim Kelly Show, another chance to win some Jerry Seinfeld tickets with Know Your Seinfeld, and author Scott Pitoniak joins us to talk about his new book, If Walls Could Talk and his book signing at Barnes & Noble in Clarence this Saturday!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Some fellas are afraid of nothing, and some fellas are afraid of getting a clatter. And some fellas are not afraid until they get a clatter! Then they realise.” We're back with Part 2 of If Walls Could Talk, a special double episode of The Rocky Road with Philip Sutcliffe from Crumlin Boxing Club. Plug the imagination back in and let Sucko guide you around one of Ireland's most successful schools of sport. There are stories about Crumlin fighters like Dean Byrne and Jamie Kavanagh, and a few about Katie Taylor who regularly dropped in for sparring down through the years. Philip tells us about his two Olympic Games as a young boxer, Moscow 1980 and Los Angeles 1984 (with a mix-up about his admittedly elegant green team blazer thrown in) and telling The Greates, Muhammad Ali, where to go – in true Dublin fashion – when the heavyweight icon called him a ‘leprechaun' and asked him to sit on his lap. Conor McGregor, perhaps Crumlin's most famous pupil, looms large over the building and you can hear Sutcliffe's pride when speaking about his achievements in the Octagon and even in the ring. It's not all about the superstar names though, and Philip is most animated when speaking about the boxing family, or when boxing breaks your heart when talented young fighters go down the wrong road towards crime and drugs. Luckily, more are saved than are lost, a source of obvious pride for the boxing people of Ireland. Finally, Crumlin BC has been a leader in the rolling-out of the High Five Boxing Academy for those with additional needs and, as ever, Sutcliffe is centrally involved, encouraging and cajoling and bringing out the best in people. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've something different this week as we kick off a new feature called ‘If Walls Could Talk'. On one of my visits to the boxing gym it struck me that I'd love to hear the stories behind the pictures and headlines that are stuck on the wall. It applies to most gyms in the country, so where better to start than in the capital's Crumlin boxing club with the storyteller that is Phil Sutcliffe. They're all here, from novices to world champions, volunteers to Olympic gold medallists. We discuss family and fighters, those still punching and those who are no longer with us. Some of the fighters have gone down the wrong road over the years, gotten involved in gangs, while others are soldiers, prison officers and Gardai. Many are massive names in their own separate fields – such as Daniel Day Lewis, who trained here to prepare for The Boxer in the 90s, or MMA's Conor McGregor who grew up fighting out of the place and is still a frequent visitor. ‘So many names', says Phil, who says he'd ‘only take a bullet for Madonna if she paid me enough'! This is Part 1 of If Walls Could Talk, from Crumlin Boxing Club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As you may remember, our first season explored the history of three African American neighborhoods in Cincinnati. We explored the times when those neighborhoods were thriving — and when disinvestment instigated many of the socio-economic challenges these communities continue to face today. But one piece we didn't explore was how institutional investors have contributed to these communities' affordability and housing challenges. After we aired the season, Dr. Hayden Shelby, an Assistant Professor of Planning at the University of Cincinnati, reached out saying she was teaching a class on housing systems and institutional investors — and, instead of papers, she was asking her students to make a podcast. As part of Urbanist Media — the community preservation not-for-profit that produces Urban Roots — we've been helping Dr. Shelby, guiding her and her students to develop a new podcast, If Walls Could Talk. In this conversation, we sat down with Dr. Hayden Shelby to learn more about the issue of institutional investors broadly and how they specifically operate in Cincinnati. Dr. Shelby and her class will be hosting two community conversations about institutional investors (details below). We hope as many people as possible in Cincinnati take part in these conversations — it's time to collectively create the solutions Cinci neighborhoods need to curb the negative impact of institutional investors and allow these communities to, once again, thrive. In-Person: Saturday, November 12th from 9-1 AM at the University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning Building. Zoom: Friday, November 18th from 2-4 PM on Zoom (register via link or email shelbyhm@uc.edu)

"If Walls Could Talk" | Nehemiah 2:17-20 | Pastor Charlie Dates by Pastor Charlie Dates

Les, Kurt, and Jason return after a few weeks off, and they have a lot to catch up on, Les was recognized for his work whilst nude! Kurt heard back from the PornHub math teacher (he actually heard back months ago, but didn't check Twitter)! Jason sent a friend a neon fruit sign! Then, they dive right into Lifetime's If Walls Could Talk featuring a house that may be haunted by someone not terribly concerned with the drought. The guys were super excited to see the movie since it features friend-of-the-pod Meredith Thomas doing fantastic nosy neighbor work here (and concerned neighbor, too). Meredith, of course, has fantastic outfits (teaching Kurt about Laura Petrie). Jason, on the other hand, was so concerned about the casket carrying in the movie that he actually found a blog with tips on how to carry one!  If this house is haunted, Kurt will not be living there because he does not have the time, he's too busy watching Amityville in Space!   Facebook : alifetimeofhallmark Instagram : lifetimeofhallmarkpodcast Theme song generously donated by purple-planet.com

Hello Meaningful travelers!  Welcome to this week's episode of the Travel With Meaning Podcast. Today we are joined by fellow podcaster, Comedian and TV host Mike Siegel. Mike created the Travel Tales Podcast – a lighthearted conversation highlighting the best and worst experiences that travel has to offer. He was the host of TBS network's “TBS Movie EXTRA”, and hosted numerous network shows including HGTV's “If Walls Could Talk”, Fine Living networks' “What You Get For the Money”, “GSN Live” on the Game Show Network, and “The Next GAC Star” on GAC. "I realized I never tire of meeting people from around the world, and hearing stories from those who had been to wherever I hadn't. " -Mike Siegel

Colin Powell dies of COVID despite being vaccinated, Spook Walk coming up Thursday, with If Walls Could Talk on Friday and a slight step back for markets Monday morning, plus more from Hutch Post.

Paul Gutierrez, who covers the Raiders for ESPN, joins to give the 4-1-1 on the Raiders and him and Lincoln Kennedy's new book "If Walls Could Talk" and everything you need to know going into the final  Pre-Season game See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Gutierrez, who covers the Raiders for ESPN, joins to give the 4-1-1 on the Raiders and him and Lincoln Kennedy's new book "If Walls Could Talk" and everything you need to know going into the final  Pre-Season game See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Shawn and Bryan are hanging out with Coyote Chris Sutton! He's is a shamanic practitioner/paranormal investigator who began his spiritual journey over 25 years ago and has since worked to help others to bring harmony to their lives and to uncover the spiritual gifts that each person possesses. Chris is a member of the Red Cedar Circle of SW Illinois that follows the Si-Si Wiss medicine tradition of the Pacific Northwest Coast, as shared by Johnny Moses and he has received teachings in other shamanic traditions, including the Lakota medicine path. He has been trained in many of the psychic arts, including numerology, tarot, and dowsing. Chris began doing paranormal investigations in 1998, primarily using his shamanic skills, and focuses on helping people who are having problems with negative paranormal events. He strives to bring light to the darkest places and is often called upon to deal with difficult personal and paranormal problems. In 2018 the show “On Sacred Ground?” premiered on the internet steaming site VidiSpace with Coyote Chris as it’s host. In 2020 the interview series “Shock and Awe: The Spiritual Journey of Coyote Chris Sutton” premiered on VidiSpace where Coyote Chris tells in detail how he was pulled into the spirit world and what has happened since. Shock and Awe, the book, contains a transcript of the interview with more in-depth information and is now available on Amazon. In 2019 Coyote Chris appeared on “Ghost Adventures” (“Curse of the Riverbend: The Mineral Springs Hotel”). He has also appeared on “Dead Files Revisited” in 2013 (“Evil Underground and Killed by the Klan”) and “Ghost Lab” in 2009 (“If Walls Could Talk”). Coyote Chris often appears as a guest on radio shows and podcasts in the US, Canada, and Great Britain. He can also frequently be found appearing and presenting at paranormal and spiritual events across the country.Get excited everyone!! Live on RU Media's Facebook page & YouTube channel, this is Our Paranormal Podcast!! If you can't watch you can still listen and interact live on Spreaker... all at 8pm Est!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC88wBxcdnIW6lSG-PtpXN6ghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/into-the-abyss-podcast

Sintonía: "Rinky Dink" - Dave "Baby" Cortez Pues eso; que a partir de un cofre con 13 CDs que repasan lo mejor del sello (1962-1975), mi querido hermano me (nos) ha confeccionado una increíble recopilación que no te puedes perder !!! "Mama Didn´t Lie" - Jan Bradley; "Got You On My Mind" - Cookie & The Cupcakes; "Help Me" - Sonny Boy Williamson; "Sally Go Round The Roses" - The Jaynetts; "The Entertainer" - Tony Clarke; "The In Crowd" - Ramsey Lewis Trio; "Landslide" - Tony Clarke; "Sweeter Than The Day Before" - The Valentinos; "Ooh Baby" - Bo Diddley; "Mercy Mercy Mercy" - Marlena Shaw; "It Ain´t Necesary" - Mamie Galore; "Here Comes The Judge" - Pigmeat Markham; "Look at Me" - Terry Callier; "Grits Hint Groceries" - Little Milton; "Love You Like A Woman" - Koko Taylor; "If Walls Could Talk" - Little Milton; "Can´t Get No Grindin´" - Muddy Waters Escuchar audio

Raymond Vennare was obsessed with the study of Archeology, Anthropology and Art. As he states, "it's the tangible artifacts left behind by those came before us." His work has since come to embody those interests and to symbolize that journey. We talk about his newest series, "If Walls Could Talk", as well as where he finds his inspiration for his writing, photography and mixed media art. To view his current body of work, Raymond's website is here. To view available works represented at The Lucy Clark Gallery click here.Please feel free to follow on Facebook as well! Raymond F. Vennare or The Lucy Clark Gallery and Studio.As always, feel free to leave a comment, Subscribe to my Podcast channel or reach out by email. Lucy@lucyclarkgallery.com

Coyote Chris Sutton is a shamanic practitioner/paranormal investigator who began his spiritual journey over 25 years ago and has since worked to help others to bring harmony to their lives and to uncover the spiritual gifts that each person possesses. Chris is a member of the Red Cedar Circle of SW Illinois that follows the Si-Si Wiss medicine tradition of the Pacific Northwest Coast and he has received teachings in other shamanic traditions, including the Lakota medicine path. He has been trained in many of the psychic arts, including numerology, tarot, and dowsing. Chris began doing paranormal investigations in 1998, primarily using his shamanic skills, and focuses on helping people who are having problems with negative paranormal events. He strives to bring light to the darkest places and is often called upon to deal with difficult personal and paranormal problems.In 2018 the show "On Sacred Ground?" premiered on the internet programming site VidiSpace on the Haunted Space with Coyote Chris as it's host. The show takes it viewers to the outsides of haunted houses to see if the spirits of the land and those who lived there before saw the area as sacred ground. These episodes can be viewed live when they are aired or in archive anytime.In 2019 Coyote Chris appeared on “Ghost Adventures” (“Curse of the Riverbend: The Mineral Spings Hotel”). He has also appeared on “Dead Files Revisited” in 2013 (“Evil Underground and Killed By the Klan”) and “Ghost Lab” in 2009 (“If Walls Could Talk”). Coyote Chris has contributed to several You Tube videos, and he is a monthly contributor on the podcast “Scarefest Radio”, while being a frequent guest on many other podcasts. He often presents at paranormal conventions and events locally and nationally. Coyote Chris' main purpose is to help others as that's what we do with the gifts that Creator has given us. He does healing work, spiritual advisement, paranormal investigations, psychic readings, house cleansings, protecting people and dwellings, and spiritual teachings. Chris is an experienced presenter and storyteller and he can bring informational, uplifting and entertaining presentations to any event.

Detroit band If Walls Could Talk dropped by the station to discuss road snacks, band bonding activities, and the Jonas Brothers. (Recorded 1/30/2020)

Coyote Chris Sutton is a shamanic practitioner/paranormal investigator who began his spiritual journey over 25 years ago and has since worked to help others to bring harmony to their lives and to uncover the spiritual gifts that each person possesses. Chris is a member of the Red Cedar Circle of SW Illinois that follows the Si-Si Wiss medicine tradition of the Pacific Northwest Coast and he has received teachings in other shamanic traditions, including the Lakota medicine path. He has been trained in many of the psychic arts, including numerology, tarot, and dowsing. Chris began doing paranormal investigations in 1998, primarily using his shamanic skills, and focuses on helping people who are having problems with negative paranormal events. He strives to bring light to the darkest places and is often called upon to deal with difficult personal and paranormal problems.In 2018 the show "On Sacred Ground?" premiered on the internet programming site VidiSpace on the Haunted Space with Coyote Chris as it's host. The show takes it viewers to the outsides of haunted houses to see if the spirits of the land and those who lived there before saw the area as sacred ground. These episodes can be viewed live when they are aired or in archive anytime.In 2019 Coyote Chris appeared on “Ghost Adventures” (“Curse of the Riverbend: The Mineral Spings Hotel”). He has also appeared on “Dead Files Revisited” in 2013 (“Evil Underground and Killed By the Klan”) and “Ghost Lab” in 2009 (“If Walls Could Talk”). Coyote Chris has contributed to several You Tube videos, and he is a monthly contributor on the podcast “Scarefest Radio”, while being a frequent guest on many other podcasts. He often presents at paranormal conventions and events locally and nationally.Coyote Chris' main purpose is to help others as that's what we do with the gifts that Creator has given us. He does healing work, spiritual advisement, paranormal investigations, psychic readings, house cleansings, protecting people and dwellings, and spiritual teachings. Chris is an experienced presenter and storyteller and he can bring informational, uplifting and entertaining presentations to any event.

Deb and Etta review "If Walls Could Talk" by Juliet Blackwell, Book 1 of Haunted Home Renovation Mysteries https://julietblackwell.net/mysteries.php"Proof of Murder" by Lauren Elliot, Book, Book 4 of The Beyond the Page Bookstore Mysteries https://laurenelliottauthor.com/novels.html See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stuck at home with nothing to do because of the Movement Control Order? Worry not, because we're here to keep the boredom at bay. Every day, we present our special curated list of arts, culture, and entertainment that you can experience right from your own home. Today, we discuss the play Wonderland which tells the story of the 1984 miners’ strike in the UK. Then, we look at local spoken word event “If Walls Could Talk”, which is going online with its “Fever Dream Edition”.

Stuck at home with nothing to do because of the Movement Control Order? Worry not, because we're here to keep the boredom at bay. Every day, we present our special curated list of arts, culture, and entertainment that you can experience right from your own home. Today, we discuss the play Wonderland which tells the story of the 1984 miners’ strike in the UK. Then, we look at local spoken word event “If Walls Could Talk”, which is going online with its “Fever Dream Edition”.

In the autumn issue we’re celebrating woodlands with Ray Hawes, the Trust’s Head of Trees and Woodlands. He shares his lifelong love of trees and why he’s spent a career looking after woodlands for nature and people alike.  Discover what the paint colour on our walls can reveal about the past with Paintings Conservation Adviser Christine Sitwell, follow in the footsteps of the Anglo-Saxons at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk and learn what it takes to conserve one of the oldest and largest tapestries in Trust care from Textile Conservation Studio Manager Maria Jordan.  You can listen to individual articles at these timecodes:   00:00:00 - Introduction and Editor's Letter 00:01:51 - News 00:04:46 - Special Report  00:08:56 - From the Director-General 00:11:33 - Woodlands - interview with Ray Hawes 00:25:39 - If Walls Could Talk - with Christine Sitwell 00:33:56 - Reimagining the Workhouse 00:42:12 - Riverlands 00:51:46 - Sutton Hoo 01:00:19 - An object I love 01:06:28 - From You 01:10:52 - What's On 01:14:15 – Credits  Look out for new episodes of this podcast in January, May and September. We’d love to hear your thoughts about it. Please email your feedback to: magazine@nationaltrust.org.uk (mailto:magazine@nationaltrust.org.uk) To listen to more podcasts from the National Trust, go to: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/podcasts   Members of the Trust receive the print magazine free of charge. Full of behind the scenes stories and beautiful photography, we hope it will inspire you with all there is to discover and be part of with the National Trust. To find out more about membership go to: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/join-us

Ruminate was a spoken word event organised by Poet X in February 2017 where we showcased among the biggest talents of the contemporary poetry scene. Muhammad Zhafir was the opening act for Ruminate and proceeded to set the stage and standard for the night. From the onset, Zhafir blew the audience away with his focus on rhyme schemes and wordplay. Zhafir represents the groundbreaking poetry collective called MicJackers, organisers of the monthly poetry event called Jack It!. He has performed at various stages throughout Kuala Lumpur like the Cooler Lumpur Fest, The Flame by MAPS, If Walls Could Talk, Arts for Grabs, TEDxINTI Subang and Festival Boco Puisi in Ipoh. He has also featured alongside National Laureate A. Samad Said and rapper Altimet. Facebook: facebook.com/poetxpodcast Instagram: @poetxpodcast

On this episode we chat with comedian, actor and host, Mike Siegel! You might know Mike from HGTV's "If Walls Could Talk" or Fine Living network's "What You Get for the Money." You might have even seen him performing stand up comedy on numerous shows like "Last Comic Standing", "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" or even recognized him in roles he's played in TV shows like "JAG", "Prison Break" or "Mike & Molly" but on this episode we chat about our common passion of traveling. Mike has traveled all over the world from Europe to Africa and more; he's even climbed Mount Kilimanjaro! Hear about his numerous advetures near and far. And of course, we simply couldn't do this episode without being joined by our old friend Boris Hamilton! This episode is sponsored by Tanduay Rum, Tonga Hut, Tiki Bar T-Shirt Club, Steadfast Pomade and Tiki-Ti. Stop by their FB and IG pages and give them a like!

Fail, fail Again, fail better - Samuel Beckett Welcome to the show notes for Episode 46 of Sally’s Performing Arts Lab Podcast. Chris O’Rourke, playwright, director, Irishman and critic joins me from Dublin, Ireland on episode 46 of SallyPAL. To hear his authentic (and very appealing) Irish brogue, you need to find the episode on your favorite podcast platform. Just type in SallyPAL and look for Episode 46. I’m podcast host, Sally Adams. I talk to people about creating original work for a live audience. Send an email to me anytime by sending to Sally@sallypal.com. Share your story with me and let me know about a creator you’d like me to interview. Copyright UpdateI want to do a little update on the copyright information I shared in the last blog and podcast when I told you all copyrighted material from 1923 would be entering the public domain this year after a 20 year wait for Federal term extensions. That actually happened at the stroke of midnight on January 1, 2019. Today, January 10, 2019, I heard an episode of the radio show 1A with host Joshua Johnson on WAMU (the show is on a lot of NPR stations as well as the Internet). Husband and wife copyright experts James Boyle and Jennifer Jenkins spend an enlightening hour reviewing what the copyright laws mean for creative people. I highly recommend checking out Joshua Johnson’s January 10 episode of 1A concerning copyright law. I think it will clarify a lot of what we face as creators in the digital age from “fair use” to Creative Commons. They also discuss tools available to resolve the plagiarizing of protected works. Knowledge is power. Podcast Guest Chris O’RourkeChris O’Rourke is a playwright, director, drama coach and critic currently living in Dublin, Ireland. Until July, 2016 Chris was the National Theatre Critic for Examiner.com. He now reviews performances for The Arts Review. I think Chris has reviewed nearly every live play in Ireland. I get his reviews in my email box every week and read them not just because I’m interested in the Irish theatre scene (I wouldn’t be if it wasn’t for Chris). I read his reviews from TheArtsReview.com because they are a master class in what makes a live show worth seeing. Anyone producing live theatre needs to read Chris’ insightful and intelligent journalism. You can do that by visiting the website. Chris reviews and writes for TheArtsReview.com. Check it out. Chris O’Rourke is also the artistic director of the award-winning Everything is Liminal and Unknown Theatre troupes specializing in originating works with young people from high risk backgrounds. Unknown Theatre’s groundbreaking production, “If Walls Could Talk” played at The 2017 Edinburgh Fringe Festival to rave reviews. I hope you’ll click the podcast link at the top of this blog entry to enjoy episode 46 with Chris O’Rourke. I also invite you to go to your favorite podcast provider and download past episodes. There are dozens of wonderful conversations with people creating original work in the world of performance right now. I interview choreographers, playwrights, musicians, scholars, designers, technicians and performers from stages all over the world. Every interview includes a section titled Concise Advice from the Interview that highlights the best nuggets of wisdom, as well as Words of Wisdom from George, a brief bit of insight from my husband, the coolest guy on the planet. Concise Advice from the Interview for Episode 46 includes five bits of advice from Critic and Playwright, Chris O’Rourke: 5 Be honest in your criticism. As long as there’s no vindictiveness you can be share what you see. 4 When working with young people, do work that is relevant to their lives. 3 It’s important to tell stories of people whose voices aren’t ordinarily heard. 2 If you’re working with young people, let them have fun, find their voices, and express themselves. 1 Respect your audience by keeping them engaged and entertained. Thank you for reading, following, sharing, subscribing, reviewing, joining, & thank you for listening to the podcast. If you’re downloading and listening on your drive to work, or reading the blog after hours, let me know you’re out there. Shared storytelling is the most important thing we do as a culture. That’s why I encourage you to share your stories because you’re the only one with your particular point of view. And SallyPAL is here with resources, encouragement, and a growing community of storytellers. All the stories ever expressed once lived only in someone’s imagination.

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All Couch Kids this show… Dave Keller starts us off with his new album Right Back Atcha, the followup to his BMA Nominated Soul Changes.  For this one, Dave brought in his guys, recorded it in Vermont and produced it himself.  Can’t wait to find out what Dave has been up to since his last visit and to talk about the recording of this album. Sugar Ray Norcia will be coming by to talk about the last 5 years since he sat on The Couch.  He and The Sugartones have a new album out entitled Seeing Is Believing and we’ll talk about that while we check out some tunes. Justin Johnson returns to The Couch to talk about his latest release If Walls Could Talk album set.  The album, behind the scenes DVD and included booklet are the next step in the evolution of this talented songwriter, singer and guitarist. Always a great talk with Justin. Finally Deb Ryder returns to talk about her new release, Grit Grease & Tears.  This third album contains 13 original songs.  It is a testament to the amount this stirring vocalist.  Deb and I will talk about her world and what is next for her.

In November 2007, a British girl named Meredith Kercher was found murdered in a small town in Italy. The media circus that ensued fascinated the entire world and the prime suspect, her roommate, American Amanda Knox, became a household name. Now, almost 10 years later, we look back on the crime, the theories, the evidence […] The post AREA 52 024: “If Walls Could Talk” appeared first on Utah Podcast Network.

SundayGlory! Our Bishop|Dr. Amos L. Woods, Sr, message "If Walls Could Talk". Dr. Amos L. Woods, Sr., D.Div (referred to as 'the preachers' preacher & mentor') was born in Tulsa, OK is the proud son of Cozetta Roby Woods (a church musician and orator) and Rev. William Harrison Woods (a national evangelist and civic activist). Dr. Woods is the 3rd generation in a continuous line of five generations of preachers & prophets. Clean living, hard working, and hard preaching were the three most important principles stressed by his family. Called to public ministry in 1946, he received his ministerial license and was later ordained in 1952 and pastored his first church Rose of Sharon, Little Rock, AK, 1952-1953. He Founded & pastored Woods Cathedral Church of God in Christ (COGIC) where he has worked faithfully and untiringly in the vineyard of the Lord. Superintendent/Dr. Woods, Sr also was senior pastor of the New Mount Zion COGIC and serves under Prelate Bishop John Henry Sheard, Michigan Southwest 1st Ecclesiastic Jurisdiction. Dr. Woods, Sr can be heard Live on SB Barber Morning Show (check the programming schedule) and GMNLive.com Radio and GRACE Media Network Ministry Gifts Channel ONDEMAND. Bishop Woods Sr is the Bishop of your GRACE Media Network -the Legacy Stations.  Booking Bishop|Dr. Amos L. Woods, Sr: gracemediaservices@yahoo.com Mail Offering to Bishop: 245 Mill Creek Pwy Apt 1B, Chesapeake, VA 23323 Get SB Barber Morning Show on your digital device Live & OnDEMAND presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy. Follow Twitter@GMNetwork; Instagram@GMNLIVETV; Instagram@SBMNEPK; Facebook@GMNLiveTv 

Senior Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the series The Story as he preaches his message If Walls Could Talk.

Senior Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the series The Story as he preaches his message If Walls Could Talk.

Senior Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the series The Story as he preaches his message If Walls Could Talk.

Senior Pastor Ken Whitten continues in the series The Story as he preaches his message If Walls Could Talk.

Colin James – Reet petite - Colin James And The Little Big Band III – 2006Coco Montoya – Moneky see Monkey do - The Essential Coco Montoya – 2009Rob Orlemans & Halfpast midnight – Nightbird fest Julian Sas - Highway of love – 2013Shawn Pittman & The Moeller Bros - 05 - 24 Hours Aint Enough - Triple Troubles - 2010 Van Wilks – Without a word - Koko's Hideaway – 1999Vargas Blues Band – Black Cat Boogie - Live Wire – 2011Duke Robillard – I'am still in love with you - Tales from the Tiki Lounge – 2010Edgar Winter – White man's Blues - Winter Blues – 1999Big Jack Johnson & The Cornlickers –The cryin blues - Katrina - 2009 Brian Robertson – Blues boy -Diamonds And Dirt – 2011Howlin' Wolf – howlin for my baby - Howlin' Wolf - (Chess) – 1962Little Milton – I don't know - If Walls Could Talk - 1970 

This week's playlist: • Love's Lost and Found (4:47) by Mia Vermillion, from Alone Together With the Blues (2009); available from HipChickMusic.com, Rhapsody.com, Amazon and iTunes. Visit MiaVermillion.com for more information. • You're Not The Only One (3:45) by Todd Wolfe, from Borrowed Time (2008); available from the store at his site, the Blues Leaf Records page at CD Universe and iTunes. Visit ToddWolfe.com for more information. • Pinegum (3:36) by Paul Reddick & The Sidemen, from Rattlebag (2001); available from NorthernBlues.com and iTunes. Visit PaulReddick.ca for more information. • If Walls Could Talk (3:44) by Kenny Neal, from Hooked On Your Love (2010); available from BlindPigRecords.com and iTunes. Visit KennyNeal.net for more information. • Another Funeral for A Friend (4:49) by the Darcy Perry Band, from Phoenix (2008); available from Amplifier.co.nz and iTunes. Visit DarcyPerry.co.nz for more information. • So Many Miles (4:15) by Chris Cain, from So Many Miles (2010); available soon from BlueRockIt.com. Visit ChrisCain.cc for more information. • Just Like That (4:42) by Nick Moss & The Flip Tops, from Live At Chan's (2006), available from CD Baby, Amazon and iTunes. Visit NickMoss.com for more information. • Hittin' On Nothin' (4:05) by Robin Rogers, from Back In The Fire (2010), available from Blind Pig Records, the store at Robin's site and iTunes. Visit RobinRogers.com for more information. • James (4:51) by Charles "Big Daddy" Stallings, from Blues Party (2010); available from CD Baby and iTunes. Visit BigDaddyStallings.com for more information. • Party Till the Cows Come Home (3:53) by Albert Castiglia, from A Stone's Throw (2006); available from Blues Leaf Records' page at CD Universe and iTunes. Visit AlbertCastiglia.com for more information. Mentioned during this episode: Vivid Seats; Life, Keith Richards' autobiography; the Americana Music Awards Sampler. The music you hear on Murphy's Saloon, Podcast Home of the Blues comes to you courtesy of the artists and their labels. In addition, one of the following fine organizations may have provided assistance as an intermediary: IODA PROMONET, AirplayDirect, RadioSubmit or Music Alley.

Author Vincent Alexandria discusses his mystery novels, "Postal Blues," "If Walls Could Talk," and "Black Rain," and his upcoming children's book, "Marvelous Marvin". He will also share his plans for attending the California Book Summit, September 10-13, 2009 in San Ramon, California.